Plato Apply

Fills job applications in your own browser from your Plato profile, and asks you only when it needs you.

Plato Apply is the browser side of Plato (jobs.platohiring.com), a job-search tool for job seekers. You pick the jobs in Plato; the extension applies to them in your own Chrome, one application form at a time, from the profile you built in Plato. What it does • Opens each job's application page in a tab and reads the form. • Fills every field it can from your Plato profile: name and contact details, work history, education, skills, links, your resume file, and the answers you have given before. • Picks the right options in dropdowns, checks the required consent boxes for the application, and uploads your resume. • Presses Submit once, then reads the page and records the site's own confirmation. • Stops and asks you, in the side panel, when a form needs something your profile does not hold (for example "Are you willing to relocate?"). Your answers are kept, so the next form does not ask again. • Always stops for a human check (captcha), a sign-in, or anything it cannot do by itself. You finish that step in the tab and continue. What it does not do • It does not apply anywhere you did not choose, and never applies twice to the same job. • It does not solve captchas or work around site protections. • It sends data only to Plato's own API (api.platohiring.com). No analytics, no advertising, no third parties, no remote code. How to start 1. Create your profile at jobs.platohiring.com. 2. Open the extension's side panel and link it to your account with the one-time code shown on the website. 3. Pick up to 10 jobs and press Start. Watch the progress in the panel; answer when it asks. Permissions, in plain words • Side panel: the extension's whole interface lives there. • Storage: keeps your pairing token and the current batch. • Tab groups: groups the tabs it opens under "Plato" so you see what it is working on. • Debugger: used only on the job-application tab during a run, to click, type and upload the way a person does; many application forms ignore scripted input. It detaches when the run ends. It never reads your other tabs, console or network. Privacy policy: https://jobs.platohiring.com/privacy