Bring InternUpinto the tab.
Open a job application, let Copilot detect the page, fill the fields, tailor the resume, and keep the application moving without leaving the site you are already on.
This is the extension layer for InternUp: Autofill, LinkedIn-first Bulk Apply, resume handling, tracking, and synced settings inside one browser workflow.
Copilot is built around actual Greenhouse, Lever, Workable, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, LinkedIn, and more. It is not a fake browser mock.
The product lives on top of job sites: detect the page, fill the form, tailor the resume, and keep the status inside the panel.
Copilot can keep the application in your tracker with cloud sync, duplicate checks, and retry states instead of leaving you with loose tabs.
Fill the form that is already in front of you.
Copilot is strongest when it stays attached to the real application page. It can detect the platform, pull the right resume source, handle supported uploads, step through multi-page flows, and still fall back to generic fill behavior when the page is fillable but not fully specialized.
The adapter registry already covers Greenhouse, Lever, Workable, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, LinkedIn Easy Apply, and more.
The side panel is the source of truth while Copilot is working, not a fake full-page product shell.
Copilot can use a saved resume, a profile resume, or a generated document from the profile when needed.
Search, queue, pause, resume, stop.
Bulk Apply is not just a “spray and pray” claim here. The background controller manages a real session state, keeps the search tab alive, opens job pages, reuses the autofill pipeline, and reports live status back to the panel while you can still pause, skip, resume, or stop.
The current panel flow is most mature for LinkedIn configuration, even though search scraping also exists for Google and Glassdoor.
Search banners are intentionally disabled. The running session belongs in the side panel so the user sees one source of truth.
Session caps, delays, skip behavior, and review-before-submit settings matter more than hype here.
Tailor the file before it gets uploaded.
Copilot does not stop at field filling. It can fetch the saved resume, send the open job description to Sophie, render the returned document into a PDF, and use that file in the same application flow.
The safer default. Update the summary, skills, and experience without making the document feel rewritten for the sake of it.
Keep the application after the form is done.
Copilot is more useful when it remembers what you already did. The tracker layer can save an application locally first, push it to cloud sync, detect duplicates, and expose whether the latest state is synced, still syncing, or needs a retry.
The extension does not need to wait on the network before it records the application in Dexie.
If sync fails, the panel can show that state instead of pretending everything worked.
Extension-discovered jobs should still end up in the same InternUp tracker, not a disconnected side list.
The tracker checks by normalized job URL first, then title + company, so repeated attempts do not silently spawn messy duplicates.
Copilot can distinguish synced, syncing, and retry-needed states instead of flattening all outcomes into one optimistic badge.
Usage limits stay attached to the extension workflow so the user understands what Copilot is spending while filling forms.
Install once. Sync once. Then keep moving.
Copilot works because it sits on top of an InternUp account that already knows your resume, profile, and preferences. The page should explain that setup clearly instead of treating the extension like a magic anonymous tool.
The extension session is tied to website auth sync, background refresh, and synced documents.
Phone, country, work authorization, and resume sources are what make Autofill more trustworthy than a blank generic filler.
The onboarding and setup surfaces exist because the extension needs operational readiness, not just marketing excitement.
You need a resume and a few profile details before Autofill can work the way it is supposed to.
Be specific about what Copilot supports.
The page should feel more credible than a generic extension ad. That means showing what is supported now, what search surfaces exist, and what still should not be over-claimed.
Keep InternUp attached to the job site you are already using.
Install the extension, finish the setup once, and then let Copilot handle the application layer, the resume handoff, and the tracker state in the same workflow.
What you should know before installing it.
Copilot is a real extension product, so the page should answer the practical questions around support, control, tracking, and account requirements instead of hiding them.