You already saw that job. Twice.
Job boards hand you the same fifty postings every week — including the ones you dismissed on Tuesday, the ones below your salary, and the ones requiring a clearance you don't have.
Chapply reads your resume once, then sends five real matches, twice a week — never a repeat, each with a plain-language reason it fits. Then it fills out the application for you.
Built by a job seeker, for job seekers — my girlfriend and I have used it for our own job searches since July.
Twenty minutes a week instead of five
Four tabs open. Scroll Indeed, scroll LinkedIn, scroll Dice. Recognize half the listings. Find one worth applying to. Spend fifteen minutes retyping your work history into a form that already has your resume attached. Repeat Thursday.
Open the extension Tuesday morning. Five matches, each with a sentence explaining why. Click apply, review the pre-filled form, submit. Done before your coffee.
What a match actually looks like
This is a real card from a real run — not a mockup. Every card tells you why: not "matched keyword: compliance," but an actual sentence naming the experience on your resume that fits the role. If the salary isn't posted, we say so and label our estimate as an estimate.
And when a week is thin, we tell you that too. Three good matches is three cards — not three good ones plus two we padded in to hit a number. In a category full of career products that pad results and stretch keyword matches into "fits," refusing to do that is the most differentiating thing Chapply does.
Why not just use job alerts?
| Job board alerts | Chapply |
|---|---|
| 50 postings, mostly repeats | 5 matches, never repeated |
| Keyword matching | Screened against your location, comp floor, and eligibility |
| No explanation | A plain-language reason for every match |
| You retype your resume into every form | Autofills Greenhouse and Lever applications |
Plus something alerts can't do: five career-change picks per run — roles outside your current title that your actual experience supports. The transferable-skills jobs you'd never think to search for.
How it works
Upload your resume
Claude parses your work history, skills, and preferences into a real profile — nothing invented, nothing upgraded beyond what your resume actually says. Edit anything it got wrong.
Tell it what you want
Location, remote preference, salary floor, target roles. These are hard filters, not suggestions.
Matches arrive Tuesday and Friday
Five target matches plus five career-change picks, each with a fit rationale and an apply link. Copy or download the list any time.
Apply without retyping
Arguably the biggest time-saver. On Greenhouse and Lever, Chapply fills the form — including attaching your resume file — and highlights every field it filled so you can review before you submit. You always click submit yourself.
Pricing
or $50/year — two months free
- New matches every Tuesday and Friday
- 5 target matches + 5 career-change picks per run
- Never shows you the same job twice
- Autofill on Greenhouse and Lever
- Copy or download your matches
- Cancel anytime from the extension
Less than one coffee a month to stop scrolling job boards. Choose monthly or annual after you install.
Questions
What happens to my resume?
It's stored encrypted and used for exactly two things: finding matches and filling out applications. We never sell your data, never share it with recruiters or advertisers, and never send it anywhere you didn't apply. Delete your account from the extension and it's gone — profile, history, everything. Full privacy policy
Does it apply to jobs for me?
No. Chapply fills the form; you review it and click submit. Nothing is ever sent on your behalf.
Where do the jobs come from?
Live postings pulled from major job boards and directly from company career pages (Greenhouse and Lever), refreshed for every run.
What if there aren't five good matches this week?
You get the ones that exist, plus labeled near-misses so you can see what was close and why it didn't qualify. We don't pad the list.
Can I change my search criteria?
Any time, in the extension. Update your resume whenever it changes — one re-upload per month is included.
Do you work with every application site?
Autofill currently supports Greenhouse and Lever — two of the most common application systems. Matching itself works across all sources regardless.