Press release

Jobiba launches Magic Autofill, a Chrome extension that fills job applications from your profile

Udaipur, India ·

Jobiba Magic Autofill for Chrome: fills job applications from your profile, you press Submit

Jobiba has published Jobiba Magic Autofill on the Chrome Web Store. The extension fills an employer's job application form from the person's Jobiba profile, one step at a time: name and contact details, work history, education, the CV file and common screening questions.

The person stays in charge

Magic Autofill stops for anything it can't answer from the profile, shows what it filled, and never presses the employer's final Submit button. The person checks the answers and submits the application themselves.

Built with privacy limits

Answers people choose to remember for common employer questions are kept on their own computer, in the extension's own storage, and never reach Jobiba or anyone else. The extension asks Chrome for a short list of permissions, runs no code fetched from the internet, and does not run on an employee's own HR, payroll or recruiter pages. On sites outside its list it works only after the person clicks the Jobiba icon on that tab.

Where it works

Magic Autofill opens on the application pages of the job application systems listed on Jobiba's supported-sites page, which says for each one whether it has been checked on a live form or with Jobiba's test suite. It is built for every market Jobiba covers, not one country.

“Filling the same details into every application form takes hours. Magic Autofill does the typing; the person still decides what gets sent.”

— Bhagwati Suthar, founder of Jobiba

About Jobiba

Jobiba (jobiba.com) is a global job search site run by Jobiba AI Labs, founded by Bhagwati Suthar in 2016. It lists jobs from employers' own careers sites and from employers who post directly, with salary pages built from pay stated in job ads. Users in India can also use jobiba.in.

Media contact: Bhagwati Suthar, Founder, info@jobiba.com. More releases in the newsroom.

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