JobPilot

Fills approved job applications up to the review screen — you always press Apply.

JobPilot fills in job applications for you, then gets out of the way. You keep one profile: your resume, your contact details, your work authorization, and the answers to the questions employers keep asking. When you approve a job, JobPilot opens the application, fills it in from that profile, and stops at the review screen, so you read every word before it goes anywhere. It never submits an application. There is no setting for that; the code has no path to it. HOW A RUN GOES 1. You approve a job in your JobPilot dashboard. 2. The extension opens that application in its own tab and fills it in. 3. Anything that isn't in your profile, it asks you about in a panel on the page — and keeps the answer, so the same question doesn't come up at the next employer. 4. It stops at the review step. You read it over and press Apply yourself. WHERE IT WORKS On the applicant tracking systems employers use to host their application forms. The current list is at https://www.jobpilot.company/extension and it gets added to. There is also a setting, off by default, for trying a form on a site that isn't on the list; those fills are marked unverified so you know to read them more closely. It runs on those application pages and on your own JobPilot dashboard, and nowhere else. It does not watch your browsing, and it sends nothing to anyone but your own JobPilot account. WHAT YOU NEED A JobPilot account, free and no card. The extension is the filling half of a web app; the account is where your profile and your saved answers live.