Get your evenings back.
It searches, reads every job description, fills in each Easy Apply form and submits it, in a background tab, while you get on with your day.
Never type yournotice periodagain.
Aupply finds the LinkedIn jobs that fit you and applies to them from your own browser. Anything it doesn't know, it asks you. Once.
Free early access · No card · Desktop Chrome
Why it exists
It searches, reads every job description, fills in each Easy Apply form and submits it, in a background tab, while you get on with your day.
Each job is matched against your resume. The wrong city, stack, years or pay is skipped before it starts.
Notice period, CTC, work rights: personal facts come from you. It asks the first time and never again.
Each application, skip and failure lands on your dashboard. Strong matches without Easy Apply are saved for you to apply to by hand.
How it works
You set it up once. After that, the daily searching and applying is Aupply's.
Upload your resume. Pick your roles, your cities and how you like to work.
Install the extension and connect it to your account. One click.
Every day it picks the best Easy Apply jobs for you and applies, one by one.
The rules
Applying for you is a job of trust. These are the lines it does not cross.
Notice period, CTC, visa status: those come from you. Anything new, it asks in its side panel, then remembers.
30 to 40 applications a day at most, at a person's pace, with breaks.
Cities, stacks and ways of working you have ruled out are skipped before it starts.
It works inside your own Chrome, signed in as you. Your login never leaves it.
The short version
Aupply is an AI job application agent for LinkedIn. It is a Chrome extension that runs in your own signed-in Chrome, in one background tab. You upload a resume and set your preferences. Aupply searches LinkedIn for recent Easy Apply jobs in your roles and countries, reads each job description, and matches it against your resume. For each job that fits, it fills in and submits the Easy Apply form, 30 to 40 applications a day at most, at a person's pace with breaks. When a form asks for a personal fact it does not have, such as your notice period, it asks you once and remembers the answer.
Early access
On your phone? Sign up now and install it on your computer's Chrome later.