Know which jobs are worth your time
Save any posting in one click, track every application on a board that lives in your browser, and — before you spend an hour on an application — see how your resume actually measures up against the description.
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One click, any job board
A JSON-LD-first parser reads structured data instead of scraping layouts, so it keeps working when sites redesign. On the handful of boards that hide it, we fall back to a site parser — and if all else fails, to a form you can paste into. It works everywhere, or it tells you plainly.
A board, not a spreadsheet
Saved, Applied, Interviewing, Offer, Rejected. Drag a card to Applied and the date stamps itself. Notes, contacts, tags, and follow-up reminders that actually fire.
A fit check before you commit
Pro compares your resume to the posting and gives you a score, the specific requirements you have not evidenced, and whether each is a wording problem or a real gap. It quotes the posting, so you can check its work.
Your resume does not leave your control
Resume files are parsed to text in your browser — the file is never uploaded. By default we do not store your resume at all: the text is sent with a single Fit Score request, processed in memory, and discarded. We log token counts, never content. If you want one-click checks, you can opt in to encrypted storage and delete it again whenever you like.
The extension reads a page only when you ask it to save that page. It does not request access to your browsing history. Read the full policy.
An honest note about the Fit Score
It compares two documents. It cannot know your full background, and it is not a prediction of whether you will get the job — treat it as one input among several. It refuses to score a posting it could not read properly rather than inventing a number, and it will never tell you that you are unqualified.