Answers written from the real job posting
Why this company, why this role, tell us about a relevant project. Draftloop drafts from your profile and the posting in front of you, not a generic template. You edit every word before it goes anywhere.
Chrome extension
Upload your CV once and Draftloop fills application forms for you. The more you apply, the more it learns — your answers, your wording, the way you describe your own work — so the next form reads like you wrote it, because you did. It never submits anything. You read it over and press Submit yourself.
Autofill is free, on every supported site, forever. Your first 25 applications include everything. No card.
Contact details, work history, education, links, and your CV. It lives in your account, not scattered across a hundred forms.
Draftloop recognises the form and fills what it can from your profile. Green means it came from your profile, so you can see at a glance what went where.
Read what it wrote, change anything you want, then click Submit. Draftloop never does that part.
Why this company, why this role, tell us about a relevant project. Draftloop drafts from your profile and the posting in front of you, not a generic template. You edit every word before it goes anywhere.
Answer a question once and Draftloop recognises it next time. The fortieth application asks you far less than the first.
Applied here already? Draftloop says so before you spend twenty minutes finding out the hard way.
Attached as the original file rather than rebuilt or re-encoded, so it opens for a recruiter exactly as it opens for you.
Sign up and you can download your own job tracker from the extension. Claude finds jobs that match what you're looking for, checks that each one is real, open and right for you, and keeps your whole search on one private page on your computer.
Tell Claude once what you want: the role, where you can work, your salary floor. It searches, reads each posting properly, and scores every job against your own rules.
Your job list, your CV and your notes stay on your own computer. Nothing is uploaded anywhere, not even to Draftloop.
Found a good one? Click Apply and Draftloop fills in the form. You check it and press Submit.
Step-by-step instructions for Windows and Mac, from setting it up to your first ten jobs. You don't need to know any code.
Free with a Draftloop account. Runs with Claude Code on a paid Claude plan (Pro or higher). Draftloop isn't affiliated with Anthropic. More about the tracker →
Draftloop starts automatically on 532 applicant tracking systems and job platforms — the software companies use to run hiring, sitting behind most Apply buttons you will meet. One integration covers every company hosted on that system. On a careers page it does not recognise, press Autofill and it works there too.
These names identify where Draftloop works. Draftloop is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any of them.
You get all of Draftloop the moment you install it. One thing is counted, and it is not the typing.
Never counted
Your name, your contact details, your work history, the dropdowns, your CV attached to the field that wants it. On 532 hiring systems and any other careers page you find.
Free and unlimited, for as long as you are job hunting.
The counted part
“Why do you want to work here?”, cover letters, the essay questions that take twenty minutes each. Draftloop writes those from your CV and from what you have already told it.
Free on your first 25 applications.
$0always, no card
For when 25 is not enough
$8.33/month, billed $24.99 every 3 months
Also $9.99 for one month, or $79 for a year — the same as $6.58 a month.
An application only counts when Draftloop writes an answer for you. Fill in fifty forms straight from your CV and you will still have all 25 waiting. Most people are job hunting for two or three months rather than for ever, which is why three months is the term we lead with — cancel whenever you like, and autofill carries on either way.
No, and it never will. Draftloop fills fields and drafts answers, then stops. You review everything and click Submit yourself. An application sent by a bot is worse for you than no application at all.
Your profile is stored in your account and used for one thing: filling in your applications. It is not sold, and it is not used for anything unrelated. The privacy policy has the specifics.
Draftloop has to read the application page you have open in order to find the form fields and the job description. It runs only on the supported job sites, and only on the page you are filling. It is not watching your browsing.
Nothing breaks — Draftloop stays quiet. You can report the site from inside the extension, which is how the supported list grows.
Yes, at any time, from the billing page in your account. See the refund policy.
No. Autofill is free on every supported system and on any other careers page, and it stays free. Your first 25 applications also include everything in Pro, so you can see what the AI answers and the memory are actually like before deciding anything.
A private job-search dashboard you can download from the Draftloop extension once you've signed up and confirmed your email. Claude, Anthropic's AI assistant, finds jobs that match your rules, checks each posting, and adds the good ones to your tracker. It runs on your own computer and needs a paid Claude plan (Pro or higher). A step-by-step guide is included, and you don't need to know any code.
Every answer you write or correct is remembered. When another employer asks the same thing in different words, Draftloop already has your answer. When it is a question you have never seen, it writes one using your CV and the answers you have given before, so it comes out in your own voice rather than in a chatbot's. In 724 real applications it remembered 525 answers and refilled 536 fields from them.
Autofill carries on exactly as before, free, forever. What stops is the AI writing new answers for you and the memory syncing to your other devices. Everything it already learned stays in your account, waiting, if you come back.
Free to install, free to use for autofill. You will know within one application whether it helps.
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Pick up where you left off — your profile and everything Draftloop has learned are waiting.
Autofill is free, for as long as you want it. Draftloop never submits a form for you.