JobJet

JobJet attacks a specific, well-understood pain: the sheer mechanical burden of applying to jobs at scale. Once you have filled out your tenth application form with the same employment history, the friction is obvious. JobJet's answer is a Chrome extension that autofills applications from a stored profile, paired with a job search layer that aggregates listings and lets you filter them meaningfully by salary, work model, and posting date.

On top of autofill, JobJet offers two automation postures. Copilot mode gives you the filled form to review and submit yourself, which keeps a human in the loop when accuracy matters. Autopilot mode applies automatically to roles that match your criteria, trading some oversight for throughput. A resume builder and cover letter generator let you tailor materials per role rather than sending one generic document everywhere, and an answer library captures your responses to the repetitive screening questions that appear across platforms.

JobJet also markets a realtime interview and meeting assistant: a private, non-screen-share-visible overlay that suggests answers tailored to your resume while transcribing audio locally so no recording is stored. At the time of review that feature was listed as coming soon for desktop, while the core job search, autofill, and mobile apps were shipping. The service is free to start on its Freebird tier with paid upgrades, and it is operated by Vivid Machine.