Product Overview
What This Product Does
It helps you find good job openings, writes clear answers, and sends applications for you. You don’t waste time on forms and can focus on interviews and career choices.
Who It’s For
People who:
- Want to apply every day without losing hours.
- Need to be early on jobs that get many applicants.
- Prefer quality over mass sending.
- Want control, clear filters, and honest results.
Core Value in One Sentence
You set goals and rules - then it searches, filters, and applies only to jobs that fit.
The Experience at a Glance
- Upload your resume (PDF only) and basic details once.
- Choose keywords and location (or use smart suggestions).
- Press Start.
- It works in the background at a human pace.
- You later see progress: sent jobs, skipped jobs with reasons, and remaining limit.
What Makes It Different
| Feature | Why It Helps |
|---|---|
| Smart Filtering | No random or irrelevant jobs. |
| Early Mode | Focuses on fresh jobs so you can be early. |
| Resume Use | Answers are based on your real experience. |
| Human Pace | Sends gradually, not all at once. |
| Clear Results | Shows every sent, skipped, or failed job. |
| Strong Filters | Block recruiters, outsourcing, old employers, or phrases you dislike. |
| Restart Control | Try skipped/failed jobs again if you want. |
Your Role vs. Its Role
| You Do | It Does |
|---|---|
| Set goals & keywords | Finds matching jobs |
| Upload resume & prefs | Uses them to answer forms |
| Start/stop anytime | Sends applications safely |
| Change filters | Respects them & explains skips |
| Review results | Keeps history & status |
How It Works
- You choose the type of jobs.
- It scans for matches.
- Each job is checked: “Does it fit?”
- If yes → it makes answers using your resume.
- If no → it skips and tells you why.
- It keeps going until the daily limit or pause.
Safeguards
- Focus on fit, not on sending many.
- Slow and steady pace.
- No fake info-only your real resume.
- Filters stop bad matches.
- You can pause or change anytime.
Daily Rhythm
- Sends step by step, not in a burst.
- Daily limit for safety.
- Regular scans to catch new jobs.
What You See
- Progress of today’s batch.
- Count of sent, skipped, failed jobs.
- Reasons for skips.
- Status: active, paused, or idle.
- Remaining daily or plan limit.
What You Control
- Start / pause / stop.
- Keywords & location.
- Remote-only option.
- Prioritize new jobs.
- Filters and custom phrases.
- Retry skipped or failed jobs.
Edge Cases
| Case | What Happens |
|---|---|
| No matches | Suggests better keywords. |
| Very small results | Suggests simpler search. |
| Job blocked by filter | You can retry it. |
| Limit reached | Stops until reset. |
| Weak job | Skipped to save your profile. |
Skipped Jobs
Skipped jobs are logged with reasons like:
- “Recruiting agency”
- “Not your experience”
- Custom phrase you added
This helps you improve keywords and filters.
Adjusting Inputs
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| Few results | Broaden keywords. |
| Too many bad jobs | Add filters. |
| Many skips | Narrow keywords. |
| Good jobs skipped | Relax filter or retry. |
| Slow progress | Turn on fresh-job mode. |
Responsible Use
Apply only where you are a real fit.
This tool is made to save time, not to spam.
Your reputation and employer trust matter.
Access in Restricted Regions
If Linked is blocked in your country (some networks or regions enforce platform restrictions):
- Use a reliable VPN with a stable exit location (pick a country where Linked is officially available).
- Keep the VPN connected while a session runs so job pages load consistently.
- Avoid switching locations mid-session; it can trigger re-auth checks.
If pages fail to load or the session pauses repeatedly, confirm:
- VPN is still active and IP not rotating randomly.
- You are logged into your Linked account again (some geo shifts force re-login).
- Date/time on your system matches your VPN region (large offsets can raise friction).
Quick Start
- Upload your resume (PDF only).
- Add contact & location.
- Enter 1-2 strong keywords.
- (Optional) Set filters & early mode.
- Press Start and check progress later.
FAQ
Does it work fully automatically?
Yes, after setup. You install the extension, upload your resume, add keywords and location, and (optionally) set filters or early-applicant mode. Then it runs in the background-scanning, filtering, and applying to Easy Apply jobs at a safe human-like pace.
It does not blast every listing: it skips jobs outside your rules, respects daily caps, and you can pause or stop anytime. You decide the criteria; it handles the repetition.
How can I be one of the first applicants?
Enable Early Mode (fresh-post priority). Keep the extension active during common posting hours, use focused keywords, and set clear filters. The system checks for new jobs often and moves fresh, good matches to the front-so you apply early, but not recklessly.
How many applications can I send per day?
- Free trial: 10 total applications.
- Paid plans: up to 100 per day.
The system stops gracefully at the cap. You can still review results, retry skipped jobs, or adjust filters without going over the limit.
How does filtering work?
Each job is quickly checked before applying:
- Job title & keywords
- Description & skills
- Location / remote hints
- Company type (e.g., recruiter, outsourcing)
- Your filters & exclusion phrases
Only jobs that match your inputs and resume themes are applied to. Others are skipped with a clear reason (e.g., “Recruiter,” “Mismatch”). You can retry a skipped job if you disagree.
Does it invent info?
No. The system never creates fake skills or experience. It only uses the information from your resume and profile. When a form asks questions like “Why are you a fit?”, it builds answers from your real keywords, experience highlights, and the job description-always in a clear and professional tone.
Can I retry a skipped job?
Yes. Every skipped job is logged with a reason, and you can restart it anytime. When you retry, the system will attempt again with your latest filters and resume data. This gives you control if you think a skip was too strict, and it also helps refine future relevance checks.