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The Chrome extension is launching soon. The docs below describe how it works at release. If you want early access, email support@yoinka.com.
The Yoinka Chrome extension fills job applications for you. One click on any supported ATS and your name, email, phone, work history, education, resume upload, and the common equal-opportunity questions are answered.

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What makes it different

  • Vanilla, zero-dep — the extension has no build step and no external runtime dependencies. It’s fast (< 50KB on disk) and doesn’t slow your browser.
  • Per-ATS adapters — instead of one flaky “try to fill anything” heuristic, each supported ATS has a dedicated adapter that knows its form quirks.
  • Local resume parsing — your resume never leaves the browser for text extraction. Only the parsed contact/work/education fields sync to your Yoinka account.
  • Account sync — sign in once and your profile auto-syncs across every browser you use the extension in.

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How it works

  1. Install the extension (see Install).
  2. Sign in — click the icon, click “Connect Yoinka account”. A browser tab opens to yoinka.com; after sign-in you’re dropped back.
  3. Open a job application on any supported site.
  4. Click the Yoinka button (floating pill, bottom-right of the form, or the extension icon in the toolbar).
  5. The form fills in ~1 second. Review, attach the resume file if the ATS needs it, submit.

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Privacy

  • The extension only runs on domains you explicitly grant via host_permissions in the manifest.
  • Resume text extraction happens locally — the PDF/DOCX never leaves your browser for parsing.
  • Only the parsed structured data (contact, work history, etc.) syncs to your account, and only if you’re signed in.

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FAQs

Can I use it without a Yoinka account? Not currently — account sign-in is required so your profile can sync across browsers. Does it auto-submit applications? No. You always review and click Submit yourself. Will it fill the EEO (equal-opportunity) questions? Yes, with the answers you set in Yoinka’s profile. “Prefer not to say” is always an option. What if it mis-fills something? Edit the field in place before submitting. The extension writes to the form the same way a user does — nothing is locked or read-only after fill.