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Jobly vs Simplify

These two do different jobs. Simplify Copilot fills in application forms and tracks where you applied. Jobly finds new tech jobs on career pages early. Many people would use both.

Checked October 2026 · sources at the bottom

Which to choose

Choose Simplify if…

  • Filling in the same details on every application takes you hours
  • You want a tracker of every application in one place
  • You’re happy to create an account

Choose Jobly if…

  • Your problem is finding good jobs early, not filling forms
  • You don’t want an extension that reads the pages you visit
  • You want no account at all
Side by side

Jobly and Simplify, feature by feature

Jobly compared with Simplify
FeatureJoblySimplify
Main jobYes. Finds new tech jobsYes. Fills in applications
AutofillNo. None, you apply yourselfYes. Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday and more
Application trackerPartly. Saved jobs onlyYes. Tracks your applications
Job alerts from career pagesYes. Every 60 to 90 minutesPartly. Job matches, not its focus
AccountYes. None neededPartly. Account needed
Page accessYes. Can’t read the pages you visitPartly. Reads application pages to fill them
PriceYes. FreePartly. Free autofill; Simplify+ $39.99 a month
Honest take

Where each one wins

Where Simplify is better

Applying. Its autofill saves real time across the big hiring systems, and its tracker keeps your applications organised. Jobly does neither.

Where Jobly is better

Finding. Jobly watches hundreds of career pages and tells you when a new tech job matches, with its real posting date, without an account or access to your pages.

Use them together

Let Jobly tell you about a new job, open it on the employer’s site, and let Simplify fill in the form. One finds, the other fills.

Sources, checked October 2026

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