AI headhunter for Chrome

Your AI headhunter agent, right in your browser.

When you click Apply, your agent tries to fill in the company's form for you. Many sites, though, ask you to sign in with your own account, send a code by email or have an anti-bot check: there your agent cannot fill in the form from our server. With the AI headhunter for Chrome, a free extension, it fills it in right in your browser, where you already are.

Add the AI headhunter to Chrome — it's free

Works on a computer, with Chrome. After adding it, go back to tailk.me and reload the page.

Before you start

How it works, step by step

  1. On tailk.me you click Apply on a job. Your agent runs the interview and writes the cover letter. If the company's site needs your sign-in, the agent column shows "Continue with the AI headhunter in Chrome": click it and the job opens in a new tab.
  2. On the company's site sign in or register if needed (or enter the code you receive by email) and open the application form.
  3. Click the tailk face in the Chrome toolbar. The tailk box appears at the bottom right: your agent reads the fields, fills them in with your details and attaches your CV and cover letter. The box tells you how many fields it filled in and which ones to complete yourself.
  4. Forms with several pages: many companies split the application into steps (email, personal details, experience, questions, documents…). The AI headhunter only fills in the page in front of you: on every new page click the tailk face again, check and move on with the site's button ("Next", "Continue"…). Repeat until the form is complete.
  5. On the last page check everything and click Submit on the company's site yourself: the AI headhunter never submits an application on its own.
  6. Only at the end, after submitting, click "I submitted the application" in the tailk box. This marks the application as sent on tailk.me, among your applications: if you don't click it, tailk.me cannot know you sent it.

If the tailk box says…

Privacy

The AI headhunter for Chrome only activates when you click the tailk face, and only on the open tab: it does not read the pages you visit. It never submits an application on its own and does not read your passwords on other sites. Details are in the privacy policy.