Open the application form. Any company’s portal — the extension rides along in your browser.
step 1 of 3
You know the form. Name, email, phone, LinkedIn — then the same questions you’ve answered forty times, typed one box at a time while your motivation quietly evaporates. The DashApply extension fills the repetitive stuff from your saved profile, so your energy goes where it belongs.
Active Resume
ALEX CARTER
alex.carter@example.com
Open the application form. Any company’s portal — the extension rides along in your browser.
step 1 of 3
Pick your active resume. The one you tailored for this exact role, synced from your DashApply account.
step 2 of 3
Hit “Fill Application.” Fields fill from your saved profile. You review, tweak, and submit — the form stays in your hands the whole time.
step 3 of 3 — that’s it
Open-text questions are where applications go to die. The extension spots them and offers to Generate a draft answer from your resume and the role — with Add instructions when you want to steer it.
And because the job came from your tracker, Import Job drops the posting into DashApply without a single copy-paste.
Please share anything else you want us to know, such as your motivation to apply…
drafted from your resume — not the internet’s clichés
No — and that’s deliberate. The extension fills the fields and drafts the answers, but the form stays on your screen, in your control. You read everything, fix anything, and press submit yourself. Nothing goes out under your name that you haven’t seen.
In your DashApply account — the same profile and resumes you already manage. The extension syncs with it, so updating your phone number once updates it everywhere. Disconnect the extension anytime from the same panel.
It’s in testing with early users right now. Create a free account and you’ll be among the first to know when your invite lands — meanwhile, everything else in DashApply works today.
Create your free account today — you’ll be first to know when the extension opens up.
free during early launch · no credit card