Start with the exact form
The Chrome companion captures the visible questions, choices, character limits, and required files from the employer page. ApplyPace prepares that form instead of guessing which questions might appear.
The current companion is installed manually and is not yet in the Chrome Web Store.
Use facts you confirmed
Your CV starts the candidate record. You review the roles, dates, projects, numbers, links, and skills before they can support a written answer. Each draft must cite the candidate evidence it used, then passes a separate claim check before it is saved.
Verified fact: built the production reconciliation workflow.
Unknown claim: reduced operating costs by 40%.
The first fact can be used. The second needs a confirmed source before it can support a draft.
Check the current writing together
A strong answer can still make the full application worse when the same paragraph appears in the cover letter and two open questions. ApplyPace compares the current written answers and cover letter as one set. It records a warning for copied passages, repeated openings, and heavy reuse of the same specific content.
Keep the draft, final version, and diff
Editing a free-text answer does not replace the first draft. The final answer is saved as a new version, with the exact changes beside it. After three edits with the same correction type, ApplyPace proposes a writing rule. The rule does not affect future drafts until you approve it.
Know what stays with you
ApplyPace does not find jobs, submit applications, sign declarations, or answer demographic and legal fields. Bring a role you already want and a CV you are comfortable using. Review every written answer and press Submit yourself.
Questions
Can I use ApplyPace with Simplify?
Yes. Keep Simplify or another autofill tool for standard fields. ApplyPace handles the verified writing, whole-application repetition check, files, and edit history.
Does it make up metrics or experience?
Every draft must cite candidate evidence and pass a separate claim check before it is saved. You still review every answer because a model check can be wrong.
Does it learn how I write?
For free-text answers, it preserves the draft, final version, and diff. After three edits with the same correction type, it can propose a writing rule for you to approve.
Will it submit the application?
No. You review the employer form, answer protected fields, attach the files, and submit it yourself.