Auto apply on Greenhouse

Greenhouse is one of the most common ATSs in tech: if you're applying to startups and mid-size software companies, a large chunk of the "Apply" buttons you click will land on a boards.greenhouse.io form. The forms look simple — name, email, resume — but almost every company adds its own custom questions: "Why do you want to work here?", work-authorization checkboxes, LinkedIn/portfolio URLs, demographic surveys.

JobSpider fills the entire Greenhouse form from your profile: contact details, links, resume upload, EEO sections, and the company-specific questions. Free-text questions get an AI-written answer grounded in your actual resume and the job description — not a generic template — and every application can include a cover letter tailored to that specific role.

Because Greenhouse forms are single-page, they're fast: this is where volume strategies shine. Combined with Workday and Ashby, you can realistically put out dozens of quality applications a day. You choose the roles (or let Autopilot pick within your filters for title, location, and salary), and each submission shows up in your tracker with a status you can audit.