We believe job seekers deserve better tools. JobAssist was born from the frustration of filling out the same information hundreds of times across different platforms.
The modern job search is broken. Applicant tracking systems (ATS) force candidates to re-enter the same information dozens of times per week. Meanwhile, cloud-based solutions require uploading your most sensitive personal data to unknown servers.
We built JobAssist to solve both problems. Our local-first architecture means your data—resumes, SSNs, salary history, work authorization—never leaves your computer. And our intelligent autofill engine handles the tedious work of mapping your information to any form.

Your data belongs to you. We believe the most secure server is no server at all. That's why JobAssist runs entirely on your machine.
Time is precious when you're job hunting. Our goal is to reduce the time per application from 30 minutes to under 3 minutes.
We build tools that put you in control. From custom autofill rules to detailed analytics, you decide how JobAssist works for you.
Our team has collectively applied to thousands of jobs. We know the pain firsthand—and we're building the solution we wish we had.
Founder & Lead Developer
Full-stack engineer with a passion for automation and privacy-preserving technologies.
Product Designer
UX designer focused on creating intuitive, accessible interfaces for complex workflows.
Community Lead
Former recruiter who understands both sides of the hiring process.
After applying to 200+ jobs and re-typing the same information countless times, the idea for JobAssist was born.
Built the first working prototype using Electron and CDP. Successfully autofilled a Workday application in under 10 seconds.
Released beta to 500 early users. Feedback drove major improvements to the autofill engine and application tracker.
JobAssist v1.0 released to the public with support for 50+ ATS platforms, multi-workspace, and the visual application tracker.
Experience the future of job applications. Download JobAssist today.