JoboCop fills application forms on Greenhouse, Lever, Workday and 15 more sites from your saved profile. It keeps every answer you give for the next form and tracks where you applied, all inside your browser.
No account needed. Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers.
Name, links, work history, sponsorship, salary, start date. You type them again for every company, then lose track of where you sent them.
Each form you fill becomes a card on your board, with what you sent. It moves to Applied when the site confirms your submission.
“Are you willing to work from our Austin office 3 days a week?” Answer it once in the bank, and JoboCop fills it wherever the same question shows up, at any company.
JoboCop reads the job posting and your profile, then drafts the open questions. Drafts go into empty fields only, outlined in purple, and nothing is saved until you save it.
Right click a job link on LinkedIn, Indeed or a company site and save it. Open next saved job takes you through them, oldest first.
A reminder when an application has been quiet for 14 days, or the gap you choose, with an email template that fills in the company and role.
Keep a different resume and answers for frontend and product roles, and pick one before you fill.
Spend your energy on getting the job,
not on filling in the same form again.
Set it up once, in about the time it takes to fill one application.
Name, contact, links, work history, eligibility answers and your resume file. Add more profiles if you apply to different kinds of roles.
Click Fill this page in the side panel, the Autofill button on the page, or press Alt+Shift+F. Questions it can't answer are marked in red.
Every filled field is outlined. Change what you like, then press the site's own submit button. The application lands on your board.
JoboCop has no accounts, no ads and no analytics. Here is exactly what it does with your details.
Yes. Autofill, the question bank, the job tracker and reminders are free and need no account. AI drafts are optional and use your own provider: Claude Code on your computer, or your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini or DeepSeek API key, which that provider bills you for.
The 18 application systems listed above, including their forms embedded on company career pages. On other sites it tries its best and tells you it may not work as expected. If a form doesn't fill right, send us a page report.
No. JoboCop fills fields and outlines each one so you can check it. You always press the site's submit button yourself.
In your browser. Profiles, answers, your resume and your applications are kept in the extension's storage on your computer, not on our servers. You can export and import them in Settings, and removing the extension deletes them.
Only when you ask for drafts: the questions, the job posting text and the profile details that help answer them, sent straight from your browser to the provider you picked. Your email, phone number, street address and EEO answers are never sent.
If you agree when the extension asks, it sends the cleaned address of job pages you fill, save or apply to, with the day and the name of the application system, so we know which sites to support next. Nothing that identifies you is included, and you can say no or turn it off at any time.
It marks an application Applied when it sees the site's confirmation after you submit. A submit click without a confirmation is recorded, but not counted as applied.
Yes. Make a profile per kind of role, each with its own resume and answers, and pick one in the side panel before you fill. The weekly summary shows the reply rate for each profile.
Yes. The Autofill button stays on the page as you move from one step to the next, so you can fill each step as it appears.
Something else? Read the support page or write to [email protected].
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