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Axiom Tailor
Official Chrome Companion • Version 1.1.6

Apply to jobs in seconds, without repetitive typing

Applying for jobs online means filling out the exact same work history, contact details, and background questions dozens of times a week. The Axiom Tailor Chrome Extension puts your candidate profile right in your browser sidebar so you can autofill applications with a single click.

Add to Chrome (Official Web Store)Download ZIP (v1.1.6)Open Workstation

Why use the extension?

Save 15 Minutes Per Application

Instead of copying and pasting job titles, company names, dates, degrees, and addresses into every text box, click once to let the extension populate the entire form.

Human Pulse

It runs in your own browser, on your own connection, under your own email. It fills the form; you review every answer and click Submit yourself.

Works on the Top Hiring Platforms

Built specifically for the application systems companies actually use: Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, and company career portals.

What does it do?

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Side Panel Access: Click the extension icon anytime you land on a job posting. A clean sidebar opens beside the page showing your saved profile, past roles, education, and answers to common screening questions.
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One-Click Form Autofill: Hit Autofill on any job application page. The extension identifies name fields, phone numbers, LinkedIn URLs, work history blocks, and education tables and populates them accurately.
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You Remain in Full Control: The extension never submits an application automatically. You review every filled field on screen, make any personal adjustments you want, and click submit yourself.

How to Install in 30 Seconds

While our official Chrome Web Store listing is finishing review for v1.1.0, you can use the packaged extension right now in Google Chrome:

  1. Download the extension zip using the button above and extract the folder.
  2. Open Chrome and go to chrome://extensions in your address bar.
  3. Turn on Developer mode in the top right corner.
  4. Click Load unpacked and select the extracted extension folder.