Will it submit something wrong under my name?
ApplyPacket never presses submit. You do.
It shows its work before you decide.
It fills the application. The submit button stays yours.
It works inside your own Chrome, on the application page you already have open.
You should not have to guess
A field only counts as filled when what is on the page matches what was meant.
Before you press anything, it shows you what it filled, what it needs from you, and what it left blank.
How it works
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Open the application
It uses the application page already open in your Chrome.
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Fill and check
It reads every field back.
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Review and press submit
You see the read-back before you press submit.
You review the result, then decide whether to press submit.
What you see before you press
It separates filled fields, needed answers, and blanks before you decide.
It reads each filled field back and counts only a matching value.
It remembers the answers you have already given and offers them next time, so you stop retyping.
What it refuses to do
- It never presses submit.
- It never changes a date, a job title, an employer, or a degree.
- It leaves hidden trap fields alone.
- It does not leave a job description page on its own.
Measured on real forms
Measured filling application forms on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable, SmartRecruiters, Jobvite, Breezy and Workday.
Questions people ask
How does it handle hidden bot traps?
It recognizes the hidden trap fields sites use to catch bots and leaves them alone.
You still decide whether to press submit.
What has been measured on Workday?
Filling was measured on Workday. It was also measured on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable, SmartRecruiters, Jobvite and Breezy.
Will it rewrite my resume into fiction?
It tailors your resume to each posting and never changes a date, a job title, an employer, or a degree. If a number changes, it is flagged for you to approve, never slipped in.
Keep the submit button yours
The final press stays yours.
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