One click and the posting is on your board
The Chrome extension reads the page you're already on, fills in the card, and checks your board for duplicates before it lands. You stay on the posting the whole time.
Create a free account to capture jobs straight to your board. What it can access
What the click captures
Every field arrives filled from the posting itself. The card lands on the board, duplicate-checked, a few seconds after the button reads Extracting details… (~5s).
- Job title
- Company
- Location
- Salary, when the posting states one
- Full description
- Source URL
It works where you already look
Six boards have dedicated support. On a career page it has never seen, it reads the posting's own metadata, so an unknown posting usually captures too.
Will it work in your browser?
The extension ships on the Chrome Web Store, so any Chromium-based browser can install it. Firefox and Safari use separate extension stores and aren't supported yet.
- Google Chrome
- Microsoft Edge
- Brave
- Other Chromium browsers
What the extension touches
Five permissions, and none of them listen in the background. A capture runs when you click the button, and only then.
Only the tab you click from. The button sees a page when you press it, not before.
How the fields come off the page. This is the reader that fills the card.
Matches the capture to its tab, so the right posting fills the right card.
Settings stay on your machine.
For files you ask for, like an export. Never automatic.
What to do first
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Pin the extension, then capture a posting
Pin it from the puzzle-piece menu, open any listing on the board you use most, and click the button. If the salary is on the page, it lands on the card.
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Check the card the capture made
Look at the duplicate line and the cleanup flag if one appears. A flag marks a field the capture could not fill.
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Open the Application Kit on that card
The tailored resume, the letters, and the interview questions all live inside the job now, a tab each.
Save roles as you find them
Install takes one click. The first capture takes about five seconds.
Add to Chrome