Behold, the Applyinator!
A machine that finds every new job that fits you and fills out the whole application, minutes after it is posted, with your real answers. Set it up once. It keeps going while you are in class, asleep, or at the beach.
Unlimited applications from $10/week· no caps, no creditsThere are 104 days of summer vacation. Don't spend them typing your GPA into Workday.
- Apply-inator
- Greenhouse
- Lever
- Ashby
- Workday
- Watch-inator
- SmartRecruiters
- Workable
- Recruitee
- No-duplicate-inator
- iCIMS
- Oracle
- Public job feeds
- Ask-you-inator
Every evil genius has a backstory.
Ours: hundreds of job applications. The same resume uploaded, the same GPA typed, the same “How did you hear about us?” dropdown, every single time.
So we built a machine to do it instead. It is not actually evil. It just really, really does not want you to fill out another Workday form.
- job boards it watches
- 15,000+job boards it watches
- between checks of each board
- 1-3 minbetween checks of each board
- most it applies to any one company
- 3 / monthmost it applies to any one company
- legal answers it makes up
- 0legal answers it makes up
Four parts. One click to turn it on.
Five minutes of setup, then it applies in the background and only checks in when it needs you.
- PART A1The Profile-inator
Set up once
Upload your resume and confirm your details: about five minutes. You answer the questions it will never guess yourself: work authorization, sponsorship, citizenship and EEO.
- PART B2The Watch-inator
It never blinks
Pick your roles and cities, then turn it on. It watches Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday and more, every one to three minutes, day and night.
- PART C3The Apply-inator
It applies to everything that fits
Every new posting that matches your roles, cities, level and graduation date gets a full application in a real browser, with the right resume. No daily limit.
- PART D4The Ask-you-inator
It asks instead of guessing
When a form asks something you have not answered, that application waits for you with the exact question. Answer once and it is reused everywhere.
Unlimited applications. Half the price.
Other auto-apply tools charge more and cap how many applications you get. Every Applyinator plan is the whole machine: no application limit, no credits, every safety rule. Weekly and monthly cancel anytime.
- Applyinator$10/week · unlimited applications
- Sprout$19.99/week · 50 applications
- Simplify+$19.99/week · Autopilot runs on weekly credits
- Careerflow Premium Plus$19.99/week · you still submit each one yourself
Weekly plans from each company's own pricing page, October 2026. Details in our comparison of auto-apply tools.
Unlimited applications, paid once. Lifetime access to Applyinator for as long as we operate the service.
Every -inator has a weakness. Ours is a set of rules.
An application with a false answer is worse than no application. These rules apply to every user and cannot be turned off by the AI, by Claude, or by ChatGPT.
Answer once and it is reused on the next form that asks.
Rules it never breaks
- 01Never guesses legal, immigration, clearance, citizenship or sanctions answers. Your exact answer or nothing.
- 02Never picks "decline to answer" unless you told it to.
- 03Never agrees to attestations you have blocked; those wait for you.
- 04Reads the whole form back before submitting and stops if anything looks wrong.
- 05At most three applications per company per month, and never the same job twice.
- 06An application with no confirmation page is never retried on its own.
- 07Never logs into LinkedIn or sends messages as you.
Command it from Claude or ChatGPT.
The Applyinator is also an MCP server. Add it as a connector and ask “what's waiting on me?” from the assistant you already use. Same tools, same rules, scoped tokens you can revoke.
Questions, answered.
Is it really unlimited?
Yes. There is no limit on how many jobs it applies to for you. You choose the daily pace in Settings. It only applies to postings that fit your roles, locations, level and graduation timing, applies at most three times to any one employer per month so you never look like spam, and skips anything you exclude.
What does "one click" mean?
After the five-minute setup, one click turns it on and it applies on its own from then on. Prefer to approve each one? Switch to review mode and every application is a single click to send.
Do I have to give my Social Security number?
No. A few employers ask for it on their application. Adding it is optional; if you leave it out, we just skip the jobs that require it. Your birthday is asked for like on any application, and both are stored encrypted and never shown to any AI model.
How fast is "minutes after it is posted"?
Hot boards are checked about every minute and the rest every few minutes. On Greenhouse and Ashby boards, discovery usually takes under three minutes and a submitted application under ten. Workday and portals that need an account take longer.
What does it do with my email?
If you connect Gmail or Outlook it gets read-only access, used only to find verification codes that job portals email you during an application. It cannot send, delete or move mail, and you can disconnect at any time.
What happens when it is not sure?
It stops and asks. Held applications show the exact question the employer asked. Nothing sensitive is ever filled in by an AI model.
Can I use it from Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes. Connect it as an MCP server and ask Claude or ChatGPT to find jobs, check what is waiting on you, or queue an application. It uses the same tools and the same safety rules as the website.
Can I take my data and leave?
Export everything as JSON or delete your account from Settings. Deletion removes your profile, resumes, answers and history.
Is this affiliated with a certain cartoon scientist?
No. We just think every good machine deserves an -inator name. This one is not evil: it only fills out job applications, and only with your real answers.
Curse you, job portals!
...is something you will never have to yell again. Set it up in five minutes and it starts applying the moment new jobs go live. Early applicants get read first.