The extension opens each application in your browser, uploads your resume, fills every field from your profile and presses Submit once. It stops for you when a form needs a fact, a captcha or a sign-in.
On the website, open Extension and copy the code. Type it in the side panel. The code works once and expires in two minutes.
Resume first, then every field your profile answers. Type-ahead lists are picked, not typed over. Nothing invented.
+0.0s read_page 14 fields, resume upload, Submit +0.4s file_upload Resume.pdf uploaded +2.1s form_input Name, Email, Phone, LinkedIn set +4.8s form_input Location: Cairo, Egypt picked +6.9s ASK Willing to relocate to Berlin? +41s answer No, kept for next time +44s left_click Submit application (once) +47s CONFIRMED "Thanks for applying."
Relocation, work authorization, salary: if it isn't in your profile, the panel shows a short form. Your answer goes into this form and every later one.
Plato ApplyNeeds youAn application counts only when the site's own confirmation is on screen. A refusal or a human check stops the run and tells you exactly what happened.
No per-site scripts: the same engine reads any of these forms the way a person does.
The extension's whole interface: your jobs, the batch progress, the questions it asks.
The pairing token for your account and the state of the current batch. No browsing data.
Groups the tabs it opens under "Plato" so you see what it is working on.
Used only on the application tab during a run, to click and type the way you would. Detached when the run ends. Never reads other tabs, console or network.
Yes, Plato works in your browser. Keep Chrome open while a batch runs; you can use other tabs meanwhile.
The run stops on that job and the panel says so. Solve it in the tab, press "I solved it, continue", and Plato carries on.
No. Submit is pressed at most once per application, enforced in code. If the page doesn't confirm, the job goes to "Please check" and waits for you.
Up to ten per batch. One batch at a time.
1,000 free tokens every month. No card. Applying through the extension costs nothing.