LazyApply

LazyApply is an AI tool that automates job applications: it fills in forms with your details, submits applications in bulk to roles that match your profile and logs every submission in a dashboard. It's aimed at active job seekers, mainly in the US and Canada, who are tired of typing the same form hundreds of times.

What is LazyApply used for?

Its engine, Job GPT, takes your professional profile and completes applications on boards such as LinkedIn, Indeed, Greenhouse, Dice and ZipRecruiter. You run it through a Chrome extension that works through job listings and applies on your behalf. You can keep several resume profiles, say one for product roles and one for data analytics, and the daily application volume depends on the tier you choose.

How do LazyApply referral emails work?

Besides applying, it finds relevant employees at the companies you target and sends them personalized referral emails asking for an internal recommendation. Everything shows up in a real-time analytics dashboard covering applications and outreach. The site also hosts standalone AI helpers such as a cover letter generator, resume summary writer, LinkedIn headline and post generators and a resignation letter tool.

Who is LazyApply for?

• Active job seekers who want far more applications out each week.
• New grads applying to lots of similar entry-level roles.
• Career changers juggling multiple resume profiles.
• Candidates hunting for remote roles in the North American market.

LazyApply pros and cons

The upside is the hours saved on repetitive work plus one place to track it all. The downsides: it targets US and Canadian job boards, requires a Gmail account, and mass applying is no substitute for a tailored letter on the roles you care about most, so check what is being submitted in your name.