Jobbly
AI autofill for job applications on Indeed, SEEK & Jora
What it does
Jobbly fills out job application forms for you and uses AI to answer screening questions — so you can apply to more roles without retyping the same details over and over. Unlike auto-apply tools, Jobbly never submits on your own behalf — you review every answer first, then press Submit yourself. No spray-and-pray applications going out under your name. Free to start. Built for Indeed, SEEK & Jora.
Jobbly is a Chrome extension that fills out job applications for you and uses AI to answer screening questions — so you can apply to more roles in less time.
Jobbly fills out job application forms for you and uses AI to answer the screening questions — so you apply to more roles in less time, without retyping the same thing for the hundredth time. Jobbly fills the form. You review it. You decide when it's ready. Upload your resume once — Jobbly extracts your details automatically. Open any job application — Jobbly reads the form and fills it in, in real time. Every answer is shown to you first — you always press the final Submit button. Jobbly does the heavy lifting , so you can focus on what matters — landing your next role. Not a gimmick — the features that actually save time on a real job search. Indeed, SEEK, and Jora today, with more…from jobbly.au
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