The same forty fields on every job application. Filled in a second.
Your name, your email, your last role, your notice period, your salary expectation — typed out again on Greenhouse, again on Lever, again on Ashby. The extension fills them from your resume and from the answers you wrote once. You read it over and press submit.
Free, for Chrome and Firefox. Your answers stay in your account.
What It Actually Does
Four things, and you can check every one of them on the form in front of you
A Second Instead of Ten Minutes
Name, contacts, current role, notice period, salary expectation, work authorization — the fields that repeat on every application are in place before you have finished reading the page. Your resume goes in as a PDF.
What You Typed Stays What You Typed
A field you have already filled is left exactly as it is. The extension works on the empty ones, so the sentence you wrote for this particular company survives.
Demographic Questions Are Left Alone
Gender, race, disability and veteran status are yours to answer or skip. The extension steps over that whole section and puts nothing in it.
You See What Was Filled and What Is Still Yours
When the pass finishes you get a list: filled, already there, and left for you. Anything the form asks that you have not answered before is highlighted, so nothing goes out that you have not read.
How It Works
Install It
Chrome or Firefox, then sign in to your ResumeQuick account once.
Write Your Answers Once
Notice period, salary expectation, work authorization, how you heard about the company — saved in your profile and reused on every form after that.
Open an Application
The extension recognises the form, fills what it can, and shows you the rest. You check it and press submit.
Want to know how well you match before you apply? See what else the extension does →
Application Autofill FAQ
Stop Retyping the Same Forty Fields
Install it once, write your answers once, and every application after that opens already filled.