Job description parser
Drop a raw job posting. Get structured company, role, skills, and ATS keywords back in under two seconds.
Read onYou wrote the master resume once. The Chrome extension reuses it on every application form, so you stop typing the same address, work history, and short-answer paragraphs into every new ATS. Dedicated handlers cover Workday, Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever, and LinkedIn Easy Apply. A generic fallback handles most other career pages.
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A small extension that lives in your browser toolbar. Free on all plans. It activates only on application pages you visit, never in the background.
Visit a job posting on Workday, Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever, LinkedIn Easy Apply, or a company careers page. Click the extension icon. The form fills in one pass: identity fields, address, work history, education, and short-answer paragraphs.
Nothing submits without your click. Every field is editable before you send. The extension marks which fields it filled so you can spot anything that needs a tweak.
The job was already in your tracker from when you first clicked the Resimay icon on the LinkedIn / Indeed / Glassdoor posting. When you click Apply on that posting (Easy Apply or Apply on company site), the extension auto-flips the status from Saved to Applied and stamps the apply date. The JD, your tailored resume, and the application timestamp all sit on the same record so the loop from apply to follow-up to outcome works without manual entry.
One real example, same input reshaped two ways.
First name, Last name, Email, Phone, Country, Street address, City, State, Postal code, Most recent employer, Most recent job title, Start date, End date, Education degree, Field of study, School, "Why are you interested in this role?" (paragraph), "What is your expected salary?"
All 16 identity, address, history, and education fields filled from your master profile. The "Why this role?" paragraph populated with a 3-sentence draft tailored to the JD (you edit before sending). Expected salary left blank if you have not set a default; otherwise prefilled from the master.
You should be able to tell how a feature works before you trust it with your job search.
Workday, Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever, and LinkedIn Easy Apply each have their own selector strategy in the extension. Workday relies on data-automation-id (its stable test attribute). Greenhouse keys off the question label text. Ashby uses field IDs. One generic file picks up the rest.
Workday paginates 3 to 5 steps. The extension uses a MutationObserver to detect the next page loading, then re-fires the fill pass without needing a second click. Same for Greenhouse multi-step forms.
Many Workday tenants render the form inside an iframe on a different host. The extension runs in all frames so each iframe gets its own fill pass without you switching contexts.
For "Why this role?" or "Tell us about a time you..." prompts, the extension hands the question, a narrow slice of your profile, and the parsed JD to a fast extraction model. The draft NEVER fills the field automatically. It appears in a side panel with the AI's reasoning, and you click "Use this answer" before anything reaches the form. Drafts are grounded in your real history; you edit before submit.
The extension fills fields. It does not click submit. Every application leaves your browser only when you press the button yourself.
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Dedicated handlers for Workday, Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever, and LinkedIn Easy Apply. A generic fallback handles most other career pages (BambooHR, SmartRecruiters, Jobvite, custom company forms, the smaller boards). When a form has unusual field labels, the generic handler still catches the standard identity and address fields.
Yes. The Chrome extension is free on every plan, including Free accounts. Paid plans unlock the AI features (resume tailoring, short-answer drafts) which the extension also surfaces, but the fill itself never costs you a credit.
A fast extraction AI reads a narrow slice of your profile (basic info, experience bullets, skills, headline; NOT salary, NOT visa sponsorship, NOT custom Q&A library) plus the parsed JD, and drafts a 60-120 word answer grounded in your real experience. The draft NEVER auto-fills. It appears in a Q&A side panel with the AI's reasoning, and you click "Use this answer" before anything reaches the form. We never invent skills, employers, certifications, or numeric claims.
No. The extension fills fields. You read the filled form, edit anything wrong, and click submit yourself. We never want a typo or a stale field to fly out the door because of an automation.
Some fields will still miss on unusual forms. There is a feedback button in the extension popup that captures the form URL and field name. We ship a fix in the next release. The 5 dedicated handlers were each built from real misses, and the list keeps growing.
It complements it. The same extension that fills application forms also saves jobs you find on LinkedIn, Indeed, and Glassdoor to your tracker before you apply. Two flows, one extension.
Every feature writes to the same record. These three are the closest neighbours.
Drop a raw job posting. Get structured company, role, skills, and ATS keywords back in under two seconds.
Read onEvery saved job gets its own resume, rewritten to mirror the posting. Validator catches dropped roles. Keyword matches verified server-side. Zero fabrication.
Read onA follow-up email written for the stage you are actually at, not a generic template. Copy, edit, send.
Read onCreate a free account in under a minute. First job tracked, first tailored resume, and first keyword breakdown all happen inside the onboarding flow.
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