YouxAI Apply Agent - Autofill job applications, job tracker & AI job match

Find roles that fit, autofill job applications and track them in one place. AI runs on your device. Copilot stops for your review.

YouxAI Apply Agent is a Chrome extension with a web workspace. It finds roles from your profile, checks how well each one fits you, and fills supported application forms from your profile and resume. In Copilot, you review before anything is sent. WHAT IT DOES Autofill job applications Open an application form and press Autofill. The agent fills what it can from your profile and resume, drafts short answers where a form asks for them, and shows you what it filled. It fills forms on company career sites built on Workday, Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby, and on other sites too. A match score for every job Each role gets a score and a one line reason, worked out on your own computer against your real experience. It stops instead of guessing When your profile does not answer a question, or the question is a legal or consent one, it waits for you. Answer once and it can be remembered for next time. A plan for your day Pick roles in the web workspace and let the Apply Agent run up to 3 applications a day. Each one is filled and left ready for your review. You stay in charge of Submit Copilot never submits. Autopilot is your choice: it sends only applications that meet your settings and pass its checks, and it pauses when something needs you. A resume tuned to the posting Suggested changes are shown as a before and after. Keep what fits, revert what does not. Nothing is invented. Tracking and receipts Every application is tracked in one place. Each send leaves a receipt you can open later. WHY PEOPLE USE IT Stop typing the same details into every form. See which roles are worth your time before you apply. Keep one honest record of where you applied and what was sent. PRIVATE BY DESIGN The AI that scores jobs and drafts answers runs on your device, not in a cloud. No AI request is sent to a third party AI service, and your data is not used to train or improve any AI system. The on-device AI needs a capable computer and a one time model download of about 2GB. PERMISSIONS, PLAINLY The extension lives in the Chrome side panel. It needs access to the sites you visit because application forms live on many different sites, and it reads a page only to detect a job posting and to fill a form. Automation runs only on pages where you start it. You can turn any of it off. Questions and feedback reach a person, not a queue. NEW IN 5.1.2 Questions the agent leaves for you are listed by name. Tap one to jump to it, and Continue opens as soon as you fill it yourself. The panel says which part of the form it is filling, such as "Work experience 2 of 4". The job card shows the pay range and the posted date when the posting gives them. Match scores weigh every role and project in your profile, not only the newest one. Missing skills are named the way the posting writes them. When a posting requires US citizenship, won't sponsor, or needs a US person, the verdict says so and tells you if your profile rules you out. Legal and past employer questions get the same label on every site. They're answered from your work history when it's clear and left for you when it isn't. An answer you give once is used again on the next form and shows in your web workspace. Demographic questions are answered from your profile, or with the form's own option to not answer. On sites the agent doesn't fill, a sheet of your details is ready to copy. On a metered connection, the on-device AI asks before its one time 2GB download. Forms are steadier: placeholder text is never left in a field, and a reload no longer shows an old "Ready to submit". When an essay answer states a number, the panel asks you to check it, and Autopilot waits for you before sending that application. When your profile has a work line it can use, answers to "why this company" questions now talk about the employer's work and end with that line, word for word. NEW IN 5.1.1 The job card shows the company's logo, read from the job page itself. A clearer "Already applied" view: when it was sent, how it was confirmed, and which resume went with it. Multi-step application forms: the side panel follows each step, and Continue picks up as soon as you answer what was held. A "type this word if you are human" check is always left for you. The agent never answers it. A question about your life outside work is answered from your projects and education, never from a job. A self-identification list takes one answer, never two. Work authorization and sponsorship questions are read correctly on more forms. Reloading a form mid-fill no longer leaves the side panel stuck.