JobHunt Helper

Fills a job application from your profile, shows you what it filled, and never submits it for you.

JobHunt Helper fills the repetitive parts of a job application — your name, email, phone, location, current employer and profile links — on the application forms of the eight applicant tracking systems it supports. Chrome lists the exact hosts it can run on before you install it, and the side panel names the one in front of you when it recognises a form, so you never have to guess whether a page is covered. It shows you every field it filled, and every field it deliberately did not. It never submits. Every form it was built against carries a CAPTCHA, and a CAPTCHA is the employer asking for a person. A person is already here: this runs in your browser, you check what it filled, and you press the employer's own submit button yourself. It leaves the questions that are not ours to answer. Immigration status, sponsorship, salary expectations, protected characteristics, background checks, health and government identifiers are left empty and shown to you with the reason. There is no "best guess" setting, because a stored answer to a legal question goes stale silently and is submitted under your name. It sends nothing about you anywhere. No analytics, no error reporting, and no record of which jobs you look at. Connecting a JobHunt account is optional and one-directional: the extension reads your name, email, phone, location and your CV from the account you already have, so you do not type them twice, and never writes anything back. Without an account it works exactly the same, from details you type into the panel and your own browser stores. Uninstalling deletes them. To use it, open an application form, open the side panel, and press "Fill this application".