Applies while you sleep
Searches, filters and fills applications at a human pace in its own window, one portal at a time.
HVNTR applies to jobs across LinkedIn, Dice, Greenhouse, Indeed and Lever while you get on with your day. You log in once — it does the rest.
Runs in your own Chrome · notify-only list, no spam
HVNTRv1.2.5
DRY RUNFills forms, never submits
Running
Dice · filling · Senior Data Engineer
Step: filling the application
Portals today
LinkedIn18 / 75
Dice14 / 75
Greenhouse6 / 75
Indeed0 / 75
Lever4 / 75
0Applied today
0Skipped today
0All-time
Recent activity
- ◦Analytics EngineerGreenhouse · 21m ago · Already applied — skipped
- ✓Senior Data EngineerDice · 14m ago · Applied
- ✓Data EngineerLinkedIn · 7m ago · Applied
Works where you already apply
portals, one side panel
applications per portal a day, default cap
15–15 s
between applications, by default
0
portal passwords asked for
Features
One panel, every portal.
Start it once. HVNTR works through each portal in turn, inside your own browser, signed in as you.
Never double-applies
Every job is checked against your history first, so the same role on two portals gets one application.
You stay in control
Dry run fills every form without submitting. Pause any time. Questions it can't answer truthfully come to you.
Platform Engineer
Lever · application form
Only this job waits. The portal keeps going.
Asks instead of guessing
When a required question can't be answered truthfully, only that job pauses and the question comes to you. Answer once and it's saved for next time.
Your profile stays on your device
Your profile lives in Chrome's local extension storage. It isn't sent to our servers — your answers go only to the portals you choose.
Paced like a person
One portal at a time, never in parallel, with pauses between applications and a daily cap you can change.
One run
Five portals in. One side panel out.
Each portal feeds the same run, and every application, skip and question lands in one place.
LinkedIn
Dice
Greenhouse
Indeed
Lever
Side panelevery result, in your Chrome
How it works
Three steps, then nothing.
1 Add HVNTR to Chrome
Create your account, then add your details and resume once.
2 Log into your portals once
Use your own accounts in your own browser. HVNTR never asks for those passwords.
3 Press Start
HVNTR applies portal by portal and shows every result in the side panel.
Safety & control
Careful by default.
HVNTR starts in dry run, answers sensitive questions only from what you entered, and leaves CAPTCHAs alone.
- Dry run is on for every fresh install
- Going live asks you to confirm
- Never asks for your portal passwords
- A crash can’t cause a second application
Try it
DRY RUNFills forms, never submits
HVNTR fills every form so you can see exactly what it would send — and stops short of Submit.
Pricing
One simple plan.
HVNTR
$29/month
- 5 portals: LinkedIn, Dice, Greenhouse, Indeed, Lever
- Unlimited runs
- Dry-run mode
- Diagnostics
- Updates included
Pricing at launch. Join the list to hear first.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
When can I use it?
HVNTR hasn’t launched yet. Leave your email on the launch list and we’ll let you know the moment it does. The list is notify-only — no spam.
Will it apply to the same job twice?
No. Every job is checked against your history first, so the same role on two portals gets one application. Submits are recorded before the click happens, so even a crash can’t cause a second application.
Does HVNTR need my portal passwords?
No. You log into job portals in your own browser tabs; HVNTR never asks for or stores your portal passwords.
Can I try it without submitting anything?
Yes — dry run is on for every fresh install. HVNTR fills every form and never submits. Going live asks you to confirm: “This will submit real applications.”
Where is my profile stored?
In Chrome’s local extension storage on your own device. It isn’t sent to our servers; your answers go to the job portals you choose, not to us. Uninstalling the extension removes it.
launch list
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