A tracker that fills itself
Autofill logs the application and Save adds a posting to your shortlist. Applyd also warns you before you apply to the same job twice.
Applyd takes the rewriting, retyping and record-keeping off your plate — so your time goes to the jobs worth it, and every application still sounds like you.
Open a posting and the side panel sizes it up before you invest a minute: a 0–100 match score, the keywords you hit, the ones you're missing and three honest quick wins.
The match runs on its own when the side panel detects a job description — or click Analyze.
Match scores don't count toward your monthly allowance of tailored applications.
Missing keywords are shown to you, never quietly added to your resume. You decide whether to learn, clarify or move on.
One click reorders and rephrases your real experience for the posting. The words change to fit the role — the facts stay exactly as they are.
Autofill fills in your details, work history, education, work authorization and your tailored resume, then highlights anything that needs a look. You check it and move on.
Applyd notices each new Workday step and can fill it automatically. “Save and Continue” stays your click.
Answers you write for custom questions are saved and suggested next time — shown for editing, never inserted on their own.
The tailored version for this job goes into the upload field — as a Word file when a form won't take PDFs.
Dedicated support on
Reads form labels in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Dutch.
Recruiters spot invented claims fast. Applyd is built to make your real experience land — never to embellish it.
Employers, job titles, dates, degrees and certifications come straight from your profile.
Metrics that don't appear in your own experience are stripped before you ever see the resume.
If the job wants something you haven't done, Applyd tells you — it never pretends.
Your documents are visible only to you. Self-ID answers default to “Prefer not to say”.
Every application you autofill lands on your tracker as Applied, with the resume version you sent. Follow-ups, interviews and offers live in the same place.
Saved, Applied, Interviewing, Offer, Rejected —
drag cards on desktop, change status on your phone.
Autofill logs the application and Save adds a posting to your shortlist. Applyd also warns you before you apply to the same job twice.
Set a reminder on any card. When it's due, it's flagged on the card and on your dashboard.
Response rates by where you applied and which template you sent, plus your median days to a reply.
Likely interview questions with STAR stories from your own experience, and outreach drafts for recruiters.
Every card in your Offer column laid out together, with the details you added, so you can weigh them.
Applyd does the work and then stops. The decisions that matter — what you send, what you share, what you keep — stay with you.
The extension refuses to click submit buttons. You review the form and send it yourself — every time.
Self-identification questions are answered “Prefer not to say” unless you choose to store your own answers.
Only you can see your resume and documents. Export everything or delete your account from Settings.
Applyd works for any job search. Here's what changes for six common ones — each with its own page.
No stopwatch and no made-up numbers — just what each step involves when you do it by hand, and when Applyd does the busywork.
By hand: Read the whole posting and guess whether you're a fit.
With Applyd: See a 0–100 match score and the missing keywords before you start.
By hand: Duplicate your resume and rewrite bullets to echo the posting.
With Applyd: One click reorders and rephrases your real experience for the role.
By hand: Start another cover letter from a blank page.
With Applyd: A draft from your own experience, in a professional, enthusiastic or concise tone.
By hand: Retype your details, history and dates — then again on the next Workday step.
With Applyd: Autofill fills each step and highlights anything that needs a look.
By hand: Dig up what you wrote last time, then paste and patch it.
With Applyd: Your answer bank suggests it. You edit, then insert.
By hand: Add a row to the spreadsheet — if you remember.
With Applyd: It's already on your tracker as Applied, with the resume you sent.
By hand: You check everything and click submit.
With Applyd: You check everything and click submit. That part never changes.
Upload your resume once. Applyd tailors, fills and tracks — you review every application and click submit.