Let it apply while you sleep, or have it ask you first.
Autopilot picks new jobs that fit you and completes each application on the employer’s own site. On Pro and Ultra it tailors your resume to each job, too. You can approve every one before it goes, or let it run on its own.
Workday and Greenhouse run 82% of the jobs in our search. Aplyr applies on both, start to finish.
Decide how much you hand over.
We’d start in Review and switch to Auto once you’ve checked a week of applications. You can change modes any time.
Auto-apply that asks first.
Autopilot prepares each application, with the tailored resume and every answer filled in, then waits. Nothing is sent until you approve it.
Set your limits once. It applies within them.
Salary floor, seniority, companies to skip and a daily limit. Autopilot applies to the jobs that fit, inside those limits, without asking each time.
Here’s what happens to each application.
New jobs every day
Postings that match your titles, places and pay floor, usually picked up within a day of going live.
Scored against you
Each job gets a 0–100 score against your profile and resume, and you can see why.
Resume fitted to the job
On Pro and Ultra, your resume is reworded and reordered from your real experience. Nothing gets invented.
The whole form
The account, every screen and the employer’s own questions, all on their site.
Logged with every answer
The application and everything sent with it go into your tracker, and replies are matched to it.
We create the Workday account for each employer.
Most big employers on Workday want a new account before you can apply. After that come several screens asking for details you’ve already typed somewhere else. Aplyr does all of it.
- The account is created on the employer’s own Workday site, under your name and details.
- Every screen after it gets filled in too, with your information, experience, education, resume and the employer’s questions.
- Your resume never has to be retyped into Workday’s work-history fields, one job at a time.
It doesn’t guess, and it shows you what it sent.
It asks when it doesn’t know.
If an employer asks something your profile can’t answer, the application waits and asks you. Your answer is saved for next time.
See exactly what was sent.
Every application keeps the resume version and each answer that went to the employer, so nothing surprises you in an interview.
Set your limits once and leave them.
Your filters
Choose titles, places, remote, role level, a salary floor and companies to skip. You can also skip companies that have already turned you down.
A daily limit
Your plan sets the daily cap, and you can set your own anywhere below it.
No flooding one company
It sends at most 3 applications to one company a day, and at most 3 copies of the same role posted in different places.
Before you turn it on.
If you’re not sure yet, start in Review mode. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
Which job sites does Autopilot apply on?
Workday and Greenhouse. Together they run 82% of the 769,805 jobs in our search. Jobs on other systems still show up in search with match scores, and you can apply to those on the employer’s site.
Do I need my own Workday account first?
No. Autopilot creates the account on the employer’s Workday site as part of the application.
Will employers know I used Autopilot?
The application arrives in the employer’s own system under your name, the same as one you filled in yourself.
What does it cost?
Each application uses 1 or 2 credits, depending on how long the form is, and failed submissions are refunded automatically. In Review mode you aren’t charged until you approve.
Can I stop it?
Yes. Pause it, change your filters or switch back to Review mode whenever you like.
Start in Review, and switch to Auto when you trust it.
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