Hunt: Job Application Assistant

Your Hunt job search beside every application: knows the role and who you are. You press Submit.

Hunt brings your job search to the application in front of you. Open the Hunt side panel on a job application and it knows two things: which role this is (it matches the page to the roles you track in Hunt) and who you are (the facts you've confirmed in Hunt: your contact details, work authorization, links, and the answers you've written before). Press Capture and Hunt reads the form's questions. For each one it shows where the answer comes from: • Known: a fact you confirmed, ready to fill. • Drafted: a longer answer Hunt drafts from your resume and the posting, for you to edit. • Needs you: anything only you can decide. Answer it once in the panel and Hunt keeps it for the next form. • Yours: consent boxes and "was AI used?" questions are never filled for you, and a voluntary demographic question fills only with an answer you chose to keep. Press Auto apply and Hunt drafts the long answers and fills everything it may, then shows what's left for you. Talk to Hunt about the application right in the panel. Undo puts back what Hunt changed. Hunt never presses Submit or any other button on the page: you review the application and you press Submit. Works on most job application forms, on employers' own career sites and the applicant tracking systems they use. Private by design • Hunt reads a page only when you press Capture, Fill or Attach on it. Your browser asks you first. • It sends Hunt the form's questions, never what you've typed or picked, your files, or passwords. • No ads. Hunt never sells or shares your data. You need a Hunt account (app.hunt.tech). Sign the extension in with a code you type in Hunt; sign out or revoke it from your account's devices at any time. Privacy policy: https://hunt.tech/privacy#extension