Chrome extension
Your tailored résumé, on every application form.
The extension works where you already apply. On job boards it shows how well your résumé fits a posting and where its apply link really leads; on application forms it fills what your profile answers and attaches the résumé you choose. You press submit.
Who it’s for
- Anyone filling the same details into one application form after another.
How it works
- 01
On a job board
A JobMatch tag on each job shows your fit — a free keyword match against your own résumé — and whether the link leads to the employer’s posting, their careers site or an agency.
- 02
On any careers site
With “Help on every site” turned on, it notices application forms and postings anywhere, and ranks the résumés you already have against the job.
- 03
On the form
It fills the answers in your Application Profile, attaches the résumé and cover letter, and outlines anything it doesn’t know for you to answer.
- 04
Codes
A verification code emailed to your JobMatch application inbox appears beside the application, ready to copy.
What you get
- A side panel that stays open while you fill.
- Free fit scores before you spend a credit.
- Forms worded differently on every site are matched to the questions you have already answered.
What it won’t do
- It never presses submit on a form you are filling yourself, and never types a verification code for you.
- It never gets around a login or a CAPTCHA.
What it costs
The extension is free; tailoring a résumé costs the usual credits. No subscription — prepaid credits. All prices.
Questions
- Does it read pages I visit?
- On job boards it reads the posting you open. “Help on every site” is off until you turn it on; then it looks at each page’s layout to spot forms, and sends nothing until you press its button.