Simplify

Simplify combines job discovery, application autofill and tracking in one workflow, with AI writing and outreach for subscribers. It is best for applicants handling many applications across different sites; people who need substantial automated applying should weigh its weekly credit ceiling before committing.

Overview

Simplify says it indexes postings from more than 50 job boards and company career pages every day, then ranks them against your preferences and experience. That gives an active search a broad starting pool, while the tracker keeps applications organized and autofill reduces repeated form entry. The free tier is useful for these fundamentals, but role-specific writing and networking support sit behind Simplify+.

Key features

Discovery and application workflow

Copilot works with common applicant-tracking systems and career sites including Workday, Lever, Greenhouse, Ashby, iCIMS and Taleo. Its browser extension supports Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave and Arc. Firefox is still beta and has no SLA or warranty, so users who require formal reliability assurances should use another supported browser. Application assistance is automated, but it is not unlimited: users receive 20 Autopilot credits per week, each successful auto-apply consumes one, credits do not roll over, and extra credits cannot currently be purchased. That makes Autopilot useful for a controlled batch of applications rather than a high-volume, always-on service.

AI writing, resumes and outreach

Simplify+ tailors a resume to a job, rewrites bullet points, identifies missing keywords and provides AI resume feedback. It can also draft personalized cover letters and answers to open-ended questions for review and editing before submission. The subscription adds AI-generated follow-up and recruiter emails, referral requests, networking drafts and job-popularity analytics. These tools are aimed at applicants who want to adapt materials repeatedly; the free plan stops at job matches, autofill and tracking.

Privacy and data controls

Simplify says it does not sell personal data for money and lets users export or delete their data. Profiles are shared with employers when an application is made or when the user chooses to make a profile visible. Full payment-card numbers are handled by the payment processor rather than stored by Simplify, and connected Gmail content is represented by metadata and short previews instead of full message storage.

Pricing

The free plan suits a search focused on finding, autofilling and recording applications. Paid plans are for applicants who need tailored documents, application answers and outreach in the same tool. The three-month option lowers the stated monthly rate compared with one month, while the one-week billing option is a short commitment at a high effective cost; check the billing wording carefully before choosing it. Simplify also presents one-month and three-month plans as “Simplify+” with the same $39.99 and $89.99 totals and full AI suite.

Platforms

Simplify is available as a browser extension, web app and iOS app. The iOS app runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later; an Android app is in development, so Android users cannot use a mobile app currently. Resume Builder and the cover-letter generator remain web-only, limiting what the mobile app can replace.

Who it's for

Choose Simplify if you want broad daily job discovery, ATS-compatible autofill and a central tracker, with optional AI help for tailoring and outreach. It is less suitable if you need Android access, mobile resume writing or more than 20 successful auto-applies per week.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Daily indexing across more than 50 sources broadens discovery; support for major ATS platforms reduces form repetition; paid AI covers resumes, letters, application questions and outreach; export and deletion controls give users practical data-management options.
• Cons: The free plan excludes AI writing; Autopilot credits expire weekly and cannot be topped up; iOS is the only mobile platform and key writing tools are web-only; Firefox support is beta without an SLA or warranty.

Alternatives

Huntr is a better fit if you want Android support and a free tracker that covers up to 100 jobs, with two tailored resumes and two application packets. HeroApply suits users wanting mobile and web access plus five applications per day on its free plan, while its Pro plan is $39.99 per month. Jobloo is worth considering for daily application credits and a $20-per-month plan that includes full autopilot. Wobo offers a free-forever tier with five jobs and applications per day and two AI cover letters. Aissence is an option for interview preparation and limited application documents across desktop platforms. Hyring targets recruiting workflows with seats, job-post limits and monthly credits. AI Job Agent publishes high-volume auto-apply, autofill and cover-letter quotas on its paid tiers. Apply by Offlyn.ai is a free, open-source MIT-licensed extension for users who want no subscription or sign-up.

For broader comparisons, see AI Job Search Tools and AI Resume Builders.

Verdict

Simplify is a strong choice for job seekers who want discovery, ATS autofill and tracking together, then want paid AI to tailor documents and manage outreach. Look elsewhere if Android or mobile-first writing is essential, or if a 20-credit weekly Autopilot allowance cannot cover your application volume.