Every application asks the same questions. Answer them once.
scoots is a Chrome side panel that fills job applications from your saved profile and materials. Facts by rules. Essays in your voice. Never invented experience.
Works with Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable, and any form it can scan.
any job application
the retyping, itemized
contact details
on file 2 minwork history, retyped
on file 5 mineducation
on file 2 minlinks & portfolio
on file 2 minwork authorization
on file 1 min“why do you want to work here?”
remembered 8 mindesired salary
flagged for you 2 mincover letter
in your voice 10 minyour part: the read-through
≈ 3 min
was 32 min
timings illustrative · a typical mid-length application
Your facts are already on file.
Contact details, work history, education, links, authorization: saved once, filled back in by plain deterministic rules. No AI gets to guess at your phone number. The boring twelve minutes simply stop existing.
Answer it once. scoots remembers.
Most applications ask the same questions in different clothes. Answer one well and scoots keeps it, what you said and how you said it. When a similar question shows up on the next application, it’s already drafted. The more you answer, the more it sounds like you.
The essays come out sounding like you.
From your resume and a writing sample, scoots drafts the open questions in your own voice, and it never invents experience. Anything it can’t know for sure, like the salary call, gets flagged and waits. What’s left of the bill is the read-through.
Watch it settle one.
A fictional posting, a fictional applicant named Sam, the real mechanism.
Three rules, kept.
1
Facts fill by rules, not AI.
Deterministic matching pairs saved facts with form labels. AI never gets a vote on your phone number.
2
Essays are drafted from you.
Your resume and writing sample are the only sources. Thin materials get a short honest answer, not padding.
3
Nothing submits itself.
Anything uncertain gets a flag and waits. You review, you press submit. scoots never does.
Works where the jobs are.
…and any other application form: scoots scans the page, iframes included, and finds the fields itself.
Local by default. Your resume parses in your browser, your profile lives in extension storage, and AI runs on your own key.
Apply like you actually wrote it.
Because you did once. scoots just learns and remembers how you sound.
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