Filling the same forms hundreds of times is exhausting — especially for people with RSI, fatigue conditions, or neurodivergence. EasyApply Assistant remembers your answers, suggests responses, and lets you review everything before it's submitted. You stay in control.
Built for people who are tired of answering the same questions hundreds of times.
Answer a question once and the assistant remembers it. Next time the same question appears, it's already filled in.
Recognises that "Are you authorized to work?" and "Do you have the right to work?" are the same question, even when worded differently.
Every answer shows a confirmation balloon before it's submitted. Edit, accept, or skip — you're always in control.
For questions the assistant hasn't seen before, it uses AI to suggest an answer. You review it before anything is filled in.
Set minimum salary, block irrelevant job titles, skip companies you've already applied to. The assistant only shows you what matters.
All data stays on your machine. No tracking, no analytics, no data shared with anyone. Your answers belong to you.
No accounts to create. No subscriptions. Just install and go.
Download from GitHub and load it into Chrome. Takes 30 seconds.
Import your LinkedIn profile. Your name, email, and phone are auto-filled from now on.
Go to LinkedIn, search for jobs with Easy Apply filter, and paste the URL.
The assistant fills forms while you confirm each answer. After a few jobs, most answers are automatic.
The assistant never submits anything without your approval. Each question shows a clear confirmation balloon with the suggested answer.
No. EasyApply Assistant is designed as an assisted browsing tool, not an autopilot. Every answer is shown to you in a confirmation balloon before it's filled in. You can accept, edit, or reject each one. You can skip any job at any time. Nothing is ever submitted without your explicit approval.
Once you've reviewed and confirmed an answer a few times, you can toggle "Don't ask me" on that specific answer to auto-fill it in future — but that's always your choice, and you can turn it off again at any time.
Yes. EasyApply Assistant is fully open source and free to use. There are no premium tiers, no subscriptions, and no hidden costs.
The only optional expense is a Claude API key if you want AI-powered answer suggestions. Claude API costs fractions of a penny per question — a full job search session of 30 applications typically costs less than $0.10. The assistant works perfectly without it too.
All your data stays on your computer in Chrome's local storage. Nothing is sent to any server. There are no accounts to create, no databases, and no analytics or tracking of any kind.
If you choose to use the optional Claude AI feature, only the question text and basic job context (title, company, location) are sent to generate a suggestion. Your personal details, stored answers, and job history are never transmitted.
Yes. Without an API key, the assistant still remembers your answers, groups similar questions, and auto-fills stored responses. For brand new questions it hasn't seen before, it will show a blank field for you to type your answer manually instead of suggesting one.
The AI is a convenience, not a requirement. Most users find that after 10-15 applications, the assistant has learned enough answers to handle the majority of questions without AI.
When the assistant encounters a new question, it first checks its stored answers for similar questions (using smart grouping that recognises different wordings of the same question). If no match is found and you have a Claude API key configured, it asks AI for a suggestion.
Either way, the answer is always shown to you in a confirmation balloon. You review it, edit it if needed, and confirm. The assistant then remembers your response for next time.
Yes. You have several filters available in the Settings tab:
Title blocklist — add keywords like "intern", "healthcare", or "junior" to automatically skip jobs with those words in the title.
Minimum salary — set a floor (e.g. 70,000) and jobs with a listed salary below that are skipped. Jobs without a salary listed are not affected.
Recent company filter — avoid applying to the same company twice within a set number of days.
You can also skip any individual job manually with the Skip button at any time during the process.
Yes. In the Settings tab, check "I need visa sponsorship to work in the UK" and click "Save & Apply Work Authorization Answers". The assistant will correctly answer "Yes" to sponsorship questions while still confirming you're authorized to work (assuming you have a current visa).
Sponsorship questions and work authorization questions are kept separate, so "Do you need sponsorship?" and "Are you authorized to work?" can have different answers — which is exactly the case for visa holders.
Every answer is shown to you before it's submitted, so you always have the chance to correct it. If you spot a wrong answer, click "No, let me correct" on the confirmation balloon and type the right one. The assistant saves your correction and uses it for future applications.
You can also go to the Answers tab at any time to review, edit, or delete any stored answer.
Currently, LinkedIn Easy Apply is fully supported. This covers the vast majority of one-click job applications. Indeed support is in development and will be available in a future release. We plan to expand to more platforms over time.
Yes. EasyApply Assistant is a Chrome extension, so it works on any operating system that runs Google Chrome — Windows, macOS, Linux, and Chromebooks.
Whether you're managing a disability, dealing with fatigue, or simply tired of repetitive forms — EasyApply Assistant gives you back your time. Free, open source, and private by design.