Automated Job Search
Excellent 4.8 · 1,247 reviews

Apply to jobs
while you sleep.

Connect your account once and set your job titles. Every day your agent finds matching roles, attaches your resume, answers the screening questions, and submits — then shows you exactly which applications were confirmed sent.

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Your agent applies to roles at companies like these

  • Google
  • Meta
  • Apple
  • Netflix
  • Spotify
  • Stripe
  • NVIDIA
  • Notion
  • Shopify
  • Uber
  • Tesla
  • Airbnb
  • Figma
  • Databricks

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A night of applications, start to finish

A real logged-in browser opens each job, fills the application, uploads your resume, answers the screening questions, and waits for the site to confirm the submission before anything is recorded.

Job Applications — Flowgenn
0
Applications sent
0
Skipped, with a reason
2m
Per application

Example run: six applications confirmed sent and two roles skipped over thirty-one minutes.

What people say after the first week

Less time in application forms, more time preparing for the calls that come out of them.

  • Daniel Reyes Backend Engineer · US
    “I set the job titles on a Sunday night and woke up to a stack of applications already sent. The part that sold me is that it only counts the ones that were actually confirmed - no inflated numbers.”
    August 14, 2026
  • Priya Raghavan Data Analyst · CA
    “The screening questions were the reason I used to abandon applications halfway. It fills in years of experience, work authorisation and salary from my profile every single time.”
    July 29, 2026
  • Marcus Bell Product Manager · US
    “Two first-round interviews in the first ten days. I had been applying manually for a month before that and got nothing, mostly because I could only get through four or five a night.”
    August 2, 2026
  • Hannah Whitfield UX Designer · GB
    “I excluded three job titles that kept polluting my search and it just stopped applying to them. Being able to change the filters and see it take effect the next day is the whole thing for me.”
    June 18, 2026
  • Kenji Nakamura Site Reliability Engineer · AU
    “It runs on their servers, so I close my laptop and it keeps going. I check the dashboard in the morning and every application links back to the real posting.”
    August 21, 2026
  • Amara Okafor Marketing Manager · NG
    “What I appreciate is that it tells you why it skipped something instead of quietly failing. Half the roles I was chasing could not be applied to directly and I never knew.”
    July 7, 2026
  • Tomas Kowalczyk QA Engineer · DE
    “Setup took about ten minutes: connect the account, upload the CV, pick the titles. It has been running on its own since. I wish it covered company career pages too, but for what it does cover it does exactly what it says.”
    May 30, 2026
  • Sofia Marino Account Executive · US
    “My own CV goes on every application instead of the stale one my profile had saved from 2023. That alone was worth it.”
    August 9, 2026
  • Wei Chen Machine Learning Engineer · SG
    “I was worried about looking like a bot on my own account. It works at a human pace and keeps the volume sensible, which is roughly what I would manage on a very good evening anyway.”
    June 3, 2026
  • Andre Da Silva Operations Lead · BR
    “Job hunting while working full time was the problem. Now the applications happen in the background and the only thing left on my plate is preparing for the calls.”
    July 22, 2026

Stop spending your evenings on job applications

The agent handles the tedious part - the same contact fields, the same resume upload, the same screening questions - on every single job.

~2 min
Per application, hands off
Daily
Runs on the schedule you set
0
Unconfirmed applications counted

It answers the questions that filter you out

Years of experience, work authorization, sponsorship, salary, relocation, education, EEO - answered from the profile you fill in once. For anything unusual, it answers from your resume rather than leaving a required field blank and abandoning the application.

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Senior Software Engineer
Additional questions · 3 of 4
Years of experience with Python
7
Are you authorized to work in the US?
Yes
Will you require sponsorship?
No
Next

You see exactly what it sent

An application only counts when the job site returns its own confirmation for that specific job. Every entry links back to the real posting, and skipped roles come with a reason. No inflated dashboard, no guessing whether it worked.

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Confirmed applications today
20 all confirmed sent
Backend API Engineer Sent
Staff Software Engineer Sent
Sales Engineer Skipped

From signup to applications in 5 steps

Set it up once. It runs every day without you.

01

Connect your account

Sign in through a secure browser session we host. You enter your password on the job site’s own page, not with us, and we never see or store it.

02

Upload your resume

We pull the text out of your PDF so the agent can answer questions it has never seen before, and attach the file itself to every application.

03

Set your criteria

Job titles, location, remote or on-site, how recent the posting is, and any titles you want it to leave alone. Change them whenever you like.

04

It applies, every day

The agent works through fresh matching roles, fills the form, answers the screening questions and submits — then moves on to the next one.

05

Track what was sent

Every confirmed application lands in your dashboard with a link to the real posting, and skipped roles come with the reason they were skipped.

One plan. The whole application loop.

No add-ons and no credit packs. Every account gets the same agent, doing the same work every day.

Runs every day on a schedule

Set the days and the time. The agent wakes up, searches for postings that went live since the last run, and works through them.

Your resume on every application

The PDF you uploaded is attached to each application, replacing whatever the job site had saved from years ago.

Screening questions answered

Years of experience, work authorisation, sponsorship, salary, notice period, relocation, education and EEO come from the profile you fill in once.

Best guess for the unusual ones

When a question is not in your profile, it answers from your resume text rather than abandoning a half-finished application.

Filters that actually filter

Job titles, location, remote or hybrid or on-site, and how recently the role was posted. Only matching postings are opened.

Titles you never want to see

Add the words that keep polluting your search and the agent skips those postings without opening them.

Confirmed applications only

An application is recorded when the job site returns its own confirmation for that job. Nothing else counts.

A reason for every skip

Roles that were passed over come with the reason - excluded title, already applied, or a form the agent could not complete.

Pause or change it anytime

Stop the agent, tighten the filters, swap the resume. Whatever you change takes effect on the next run.

How it stacks up

Against doing it by hand, and against the bulk tools that promise a thousand applications a week.

Flowgenn compared with bulk auto-apply tools and applying by hand
Capability Flowgenn Bulk auto-apply tools Applying by hand
Applies while you sleep
Counts an application only when the site confirms it
Attaches your own resume to every application
Answers screening questions from your profile
Tells you why a role was skipped
Never stores your password
Your time per application None None ~10 min
What it costs $29/month Varies Your evenings

Describes categories of tools, not any named product.

3.1x
More recruiter replies
vs. applying by hand
9 hrs
Saved every week
average across users
0
Forms you fill in
after the one-time setup
~2 min
Per application
measured on real runs

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you connect your account

The agent works inside a real, logged-in Chrome browser on a residential connection - the same way you would browse yourself - rather than hitting private APIs. It applies at a human pace and stops when it sees anything it does not understand. No tool can promise a job site will never object, so we keep the volume sane and show you every action.
No. You sign in on the job site's own page inside a browser session we host, and we keep only the resulting session cookie - the same thing your browser keeps when you tick “keep me logged in”. If that session ends, the agent pauses and asks you to reconnect.
Yours. The PDF you upload is attached on every application, replacing whatever was already pre-selected on your profile. We also read it to answer screening questions that aren't covered by your profile.
Yes, and this is the point. An application is recorded only when the job site returns its own confirmation for that job. Each entry links to the real posting. Roles it skipped are listed with the reason - external apply link, already applied, or a title you excluded.
It closes the modal, discards the draft, records the job as skipped with a reason, and moves on. It never leaves a half-filled application behind and never counts one as sent.
No. The agent runs on our servers on a schedule. Close your laptop; it still applies.
Any time, from your account. There is a 7-day free trial first, and no charge if you cancel before it ends.
That is the whole setup. You give it the job titles you want, the location, whether you want remote, hybrid or on-site, and how recent the posting has to be. Everything it opens comes from that search.
You can add titles to exclude, and any posting whose title matches one of them is skipped before the agent opens it. If something still slips through, add the wording to your exclusions and it will not come back.
On the next scheduled run after you connect your account, upload your resume and pick your titles - usually the same day. Setup takes about ten minutes.
LinkedIn, for now. It applies to roles where the whole application is submitted on LinkedIn itself. Postings that hand you off to a company career site are skipped, and you will see that as the reason.
Yes. The card is collected when you start the 7-day trial, and nothing is charged if you cancel before day 7.

Simple, transparent pricing

One plan, one price. Seven days free, then $29 a month. Cancel whenever you land the job.

Excellent 4.8 · 1,247 reviews

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