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What it does

  • Says how well you fit

    On a job posting, the panel says in words how your resume meets the job and what is missing. Answer a gap in one line and it is added to your record.

  • Fills the application form

    From facts you confirmed, your application profile and answers you gave before. A question it cannot answer waits for you, with the reason.

  • Attaches your tailored resume

    The version you exported for that job goes into the form’s upload field, so the resume matches the posting.

  • Keeps track of what you sent

    Jobs you save and check stay in the panel’s Saved and History tabs; an application you mark as sent moves to My jobs.

See it on a real form

  • A job posting beside the Jobpedia side panel. The panel says "Apply, after 2 gaps", 9 of 11 required items are in the resume, and asks about Kubernetes in production.
    Know in words if you fit, and close a gap in one line.
  • A job posting beside the panel’s assistant, which has drafted an answer to "Why us?" from confirmed facts. A proposal card waits for a tap.
    Ask about the job. Every change waits for your tap.
  • An empty application form beside the panel’s checklist of what it can fill from the resume and what needs you.
    See what the form asks, before anything is filled.
  • A job posting beside the panel’s History tab, listing an applied job due for a check-in and jobs already checked.
    Every job you checked, saved and applied to.

What it will not do

Your data

The extension sends Jobpedia the posting you check and the questions of a form you fill, never what is already typed on the page. Jobs you open on LinkedIn or Indeed stay in your private history and never enter our catalogue.

History is on by default; you can turn it off, pause it on a site or clear it from the panel. Usage counts are sent only if you allow them.

Read the extension’s privacy policy

Questions

Your next application, already filled in

Install it, sign in, and open the job you want to apply to.

Add Jobpedia to Chrome

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