Autofill job applications, then submit them yourself
The SealApply browser widget fills the employer's application form field by field from your profile, attaches the tailored resume and cover letter, and leaves the questions only you should answer.
Updated October 28, 2026
How it works
- Open the application. On the employer's careers site.
- Click Auto Apply in the widget. It reads the form and fills each field it can answer from your profile.
- Answer what is left. The widget hands back the questions it will not guess.
- Review and submit. Check the form and press the employer's Submit button yourself.
Autofill, not auto-apply
Auto-apply bots send applications in bulk that you never see. SealApply fills one application at a time, for a job you chose, with a resume tailored to it. That keeps every application accurate and in your name.
Guides for common application systems
Each system lays its forms out differently. These guides cover the quirks:
Frequently asked questions
Is SealApply's autofill free?
Yes. The browser widget and autofill are free, with no subscription.
Does SealApply submit applications for me?
No. It fills the form and attaches your documents, then you review it and click Submit yourself.
Which application systems does it work with?
It fills standard online application forms, including those on Workday and Greenhouse. See the guides on this page for each system's quirks.
What does autofill do with questions it cannot answer?
It leaves them for you. Questions like your earliest start date or salary expectations are yours to answer, so the widget hands them back instead of guessing.
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