The AI that fills job applications for you

Anyone who's job hunted knows the specific despair of the application form: upload your resume, then retype everything that's in it. Work history with month-precision dates. Education, again. Twelve screener questions, an EEO section, three consent checkboxes, and a "anything else you'd like to add?" box you're too tired to use well. Multiply by every job, and filling forms becomes the single biggest time cost of the search.

JobSpider exists to delete that cost. Your resume is parsed once into a structured profile — roles, dates, education, skills, links — and your preferences (authorization, relocation, salary, notice period) are stored alongside it. From then on, the filler does the retyping: it completes each platform's form with the same data, correctly formatted for that ATS, whether that's a one-page Greenhouse form or Workday's "My Experience" builder with its add-role-by-role interface.

The parts a static profile can't answer — custom essay questions, that "anything else" box, the cover letter — are drafted by AI grounded in your actual background and the posting, so the boxes other candidates leave empty become an edge. It works across Greenhouse, Workday & Ashby, plus LinkedIn and Indeed through your connected accounts, and it doesn't just fill — it submits, confirms, and logs each application. Free for your first 5; flat monthly plans after that.