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Trabalero is a free job application autofill for Chrome. It fills the employer's own application form from your profile: contact details, work history, education, dates and your CV file. You check every answer, and you press submit.
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You've typed your name into enough forms.
Nothing you type here is saved or sent.
Three steps. The last one is always yours.
Type your details into the side panel: contact details, work history, education, skills and languages. Or create a free account and read them in from the CV you already have.
Open an application form and press Autofill in the side panel. Trabalero fills the form right there in the page: your jobs and education, the month-and-year dates, your CV file. On a form with several pages, press it once per page.
Every field it found is marked on the page: what it filled, and what it left for you, such as a consent box marked "review manually". When it looks right, submit on the page, or press Submit in the side panel, which presses the form's own button. The application goes only when you press it.
AI drafts it. You review it.
Autofill follows one rule: a field left blank is better than a field filled wrong. So it fills what it can verify from your profile, and tells you plainly about the rest.
We measure Trabalero on real application forms, one system at a time, and publish what we find, including where it falls short. Among them: Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, Workable, Teamtailor, Personio, Recruitee, Oracle Recruiting Cloud, SAP SuccessFactors and Workday.
On 22 of the 43 systems with a measured fill rate, Autofill filled every field the test profile could answer, and filled it correctly, on the posting we tested.
| System | Fill rate | Last tested |
|---|---|---|
| Workday | not measured yet | 16 Sep |
| Greenhouse | 82% / 100% | 16 Sep |
| Lever | 90% | 22 Sep |
| Ashby | 75% / 100% | not settled yet |
| SmartRecruiters | 100% | 22 Sep |
| Workable | 88% | 16 Sep |
| Oracle Taleo | 100% / 60% | not settled yet |
| Oracle Recruiting Cloud (Fusion) | 91% | 21 Sep |
How we measured: the first page of each form, one press of Autofill, a test profile, AI off, nothing submitted. A wrong value counts against the score. Last tested 16–22 September 2026. Workday and Paycor don't have a measured rate yet.
It works on English-language application forms. LinkedIn Easy Apply isn't supported. Sites change their forms, so one can stop working without notice; when that happens, we re-test it and fix what we can.
An extension that fills forms can see forms. Here is what that means with Trabalero.
By default Trabalero leaves them for you: not filled, not stored. Turn on Self-identification in Settings and it stores and fills your own answers. They're never sent to AI either way.
Sensitive questions: your call →AI runs only when you ask for it: when you press an AI button, or, if you turn on the optional setting that answers unmatched questions, when you press Autofill. And only while AI processing is on in Settings. Each feature sends only what that request needs. CV files are never sent, only the text read from them.
Autofill needs nothing else. When you want your applications, CVs and letters in one place, create a free account.
Every application you submit through a filled form is logged for you: company, role, link, date and the profile you used. Move it from Saved to Applied, Interviewing and Offer, and get a nudge when one has gone quiet.
Track every application →Build a clean CV from your profile, work through a short checklist, and download it as PDF or DOCX.
Build your CV →Draft answers to the questions your profile can't answer, write a cover letter from the job description, tailor your CV to a posting, or prepare for an interview with one company. AI drafts. You decide.
AI answers in the form Cover letters Interview Prep
Keep a profile for each kind of role you go for, each with its own CVs and cover letters. The side panel fills from whichever one is active. A free account holds one profile; a pass holds more.
Profiles as CV versions →Autofill is free forever. It needs no account and has no limit. The AI features cost us money every time they run, so they come in passes: you pay once, the pass lasts a set number of days, and then it simply ends.
Nothing renews. When a pass ends, it ends.
Autofill is free forever, with no account and no limit. The AI features need a pass. A free account also includes a small allowance to try some of them, which doesn't reset. Pricing has the detail.
No. Trabalero never submits on its own and never applies in bulk. The side panel's Submit button presses the form's own submit button, and only when you press it.
When you press Autofill, it reads the application form on the page and fills it from your profile. The pages you visit stay in your browser, except for a short excerpt of the job description when you save an application or ask for AI help, the text of questions you send to AI, and a list of the job postings you opened recently (title, company, link and time), so you can find them again. How Trabalero handles your data
English-language application forms. We test it on 45 application systems, including Workday, Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby, and publish how each one scores. LinkedIn Easy Apply isn't supported. See every system
Not for Autofill. Install it, add your profile in the side panel, and it works. A free account adds the application tracker, the Resume Builder, your documents, and reading your profile in from your CV. The AI features need an account too.
Questions about race, ethnicity, disability, health, religion, sexual orientation, veteran status or union membership are left for you and marked "answer manually", so you don't miss them. By default Trabalero doesn't fill or store them. Turn on Self-identification in Settings and it fills your own saved answers. They're never sent to AI, whatever you choose.
Not yet. Trabalero runs on Chrome today, and a Firefox version is on the way.
Free, no account needed. You still press submit.
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