Search current openings
Browse jobs collected from company career pages, with age and source visible.
Jobs older than 30 days stay out of the default feed
A job application automator that finishes the form.
On supported company forms, you can find a recent opening, click Apply, and move on. Apply Guy uploads your resume, fills your work history, handles application questions, submits the form, and records what happened.
10 free applications each month. No credit card required.
Software Engineer
Application in progress
Profile informationReadyStep 1
Resume and work historyFilledStep 2
Required questionsAnsweredStep 3
Company applicationSubmittedStep 4
Application complete
Fresh by default
Focus on jobs that are still worth your time.
One reviewed profile
Reuse your real history instead of retyping it.
A recorded result
See whether the employer's form accepted the submission.
What “automated” means here
Not a cover-letter generator wearing an automation costume.
Plenty of AI job tools produce useful text and leave you staring at the same employer form. Apply Guy is built around the next step: turning the information you already reviewed into a completed application.
Compare AI application toolsSave the facts once
Your contact details, work history, education, files, and reviewed answers become reusable.
Submit the real form
Apply Guy maps the employer's fields, uploads the right documents, and completes compatible submissions.
Know what happened
Successful and failed attempts are recorded. A failed attempt does not use your allowance.
The workflow
From resume to submitted application
01
Upload and review
Your resume becomes an editable application profile. Fill any important gaps once.
02
Choose a recent job
Search the catalog, check the company and date, then decide where you want to apply.
03
Click Apply
Apply Guy completes the compatible company form and returns the result to your dashboard.
The line between automation and judgment
What Apply Guy handles, and what stays yours
Apply Guy handles
- Refreshing jobs from company career pages
- Mapping your saved details into compatible forms
- Uploading your selected resume
- Resolving form-specific questions from your profile context
- Submitting the form and recording the outcome
You still decide
- Which roles are worth applying to
- What your profile says about your experience
- Which resume represents you
- When to start each application
- How to follow up when a company responds
Control beats volume
Automatic form filling. Deliberate job choices.
Apply Guy does not need to apply to every vaguely related role to save you time. You pick the company and job. The automation handles the clerical work after that decision. You still know where you applied and why, which makes recruiter follow-up much easier.
Behind the Apply button, support currently spans 13 common company application systems. You do not need to recognize their names or install separate integrations. Compatible jobs simply show the one-click option.
Already applied through Workday? Decode the statusA useful automator should:
- Use facts from a profile you can inspect
- Handle required questions, not only contact fields
- Upload the correct resume
- Report employer-side validation failures
- Avoid charging your allowance for failed attempts
It is not universal
When Apply Guy is not the right tool
- You want indiscriminate mass applying. Apply Guy expects you to choose the job before automation begins.
- You need every website covered. One-click submission appears on compatible company forms; unsupported applications still require the employer's own flow.
- Your main problem is writing a resume. A dedicated resume editor may be the simpler first purchase if form filling is not yet slowing you down.
Before you try it
Job application automation FAQ
What is a job application automator?
A job application automator reuses your saved information to complete employer forms. A full submission tool can upload files, map work and education history, answer required questions, submit the form, and record whether it succeeded.
Does Apply Guy automatically apply to every job?
No. You choose the job and start each application. Apply Guy automates the repetitive form work after that decision instead of spraying your profile across jobs you never reviewed.
How does Apply Guy answer application questions?
It starts with your reviewed profile, resume, and saved answers. Direct facts are reused directly. AI handles job-specific questions from that context and can use conservative defaults for a required question when your profile does not contain an exact answer, so keeping your saved information current matters.
What happens if an automated application fails?
The application is marked as failed with a reason in your dashboard. Failed applications do not use your monthly application allowance.
How recent are the jobs?
Apply Guy continuously refreshes company career pages and leaves listings older than 30 days out of the default feed. Each job shows its age so you can prioritize newer openings.
Do I need a browser extension?
No. Apply Guy is a web app. You search, choose, apply, and track the result from the same dashboard.
Your next application
Pick the job. Skip the repetitive form.
Upload your resume, review your profile once, and use it across compatible company applications. Start with ten free applications each month.