Propel automatically fills out and submits job applications for you on real career sites. Instead of retyping your name, contact details, work history and screener answers into every form, Propel reads each application and completes it from your profile in seconds — and you review and approve before anything is submitted.

How much time does it save?

A single online application is usually 10–20 minutes of entering the same information. Propel does that part in seconds, on the real company site, so the hours you'd spend on forms go back into interviews, networking, and the work that actually lands the offer.

Do I stay in control of what gets submitted?

Always. You can review every application before it's submitted, or let trusted ones run automatically. Every application is yours to approve.

Does Propel remember my answers?

Yes. When you answer a screener question, Propel saves it and reuses it on future applications — so it never asks you the same thing twice and gets faster the more you use it.

Which job sites does it work on?

Propel works across the major applicant-tracking systems — Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, iCIMS, BambooHR and Taleo — plus most company career portals.

Why do I need both a desktop app and a Chrome extension?

The extension acts inside the browser tab where the application form actually lives, while the desktop app runs the apply engine and holds your profile and résumé. Together they complete applications for you in your own browser.

Yes — the desktop app and the Propel Bridge Chrome extension are free to download and use.

Automatic résumé tailoring for each role, LinkedIn profile updates and posts, and auto-generated follow-up emails on the jobs you've applied to. These are on the roadmap — download Propel today to start auto-applying now.

Is the desktop app signed?

The Mac app is signed and notarized with an Apple Developer ID. The Windows installer is published too; it may still show Microsoft SmartScreen while the new installer builds reputation.

Will Propel update itself?

Yes. The packaged desktop app checks the public release feed on launch, downloads newer builds in the background, and shows a Restart to update banner when the update is ready.

Propel

Privacy Policy

Last updated: June 14, 2026

Propel Job Agent is a desktop application plus a browser extension (“Propel Bridge”) that automate job applications. This policy explains exactly what they access and where your data goes.

What Propel accesses

To fill and submit job applications on your behalf, Propel reads the content of the web page in your active tab — including application form fields, which may contain personal information you have entered (name, contact details, work history, and similar).

How that data is used

Page content is passed to the Propel desktop application running locally on your own computer, over Chrome's native-messaging channel, so the desktop app can complete the application form. That is the extension's only function.

What we do not do

We do not send your page content or personal data to any remote server operated by us or anyone else.
We do not sell or share your data with third parties.
We do not use your data for advertising, analytics, or any purpose unrelated to filling the application you are working on.

Data storage

The extension stores only local operational state (settings and connection status) via Chrome's storage API on your device. It is not transmitted off your machine by the extension.

Your control

You can remove Propel Bridge at any time from chrome://extensions. Removing it stops all access immediately. Uninstalling the Propel desktop app stops the bridge from receiving any commands.

Contact

Questions about this policy: zachcilwa@gmail.com

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