Automation is useful for the repetitive parts of applying. It should never decide, on its own, that an application goes out under your name. Jobvori is built around that rule.
Preparation is a draft
When you choose Prepare application, Jobvori collects the answers a form is likely to need from your profile, your CV and answers you saved earlier. It can also draft a cover letter. Fields it cannot fill from known information stay marked as open questions for you to answer. Nothing is submitted at this stage.
Review is a real step
In the review screen you see the job, the CV that will be used, the cover letter and every answer with its source: taken from your profile, from your CV, from a saved answer, typed by you or suggested by AI. You can edit anything, ask for a new cover letter, or reject the job and tell Jobvori why so that future matches improve.
Approval is explicit and specific
Only when you press approve does the application become eligible for submission. The approval belongs to the exact content you reviewed. If the answers or documents change afterwards, the earlier approval no longer applies and you are asked again.
Then the browser agent works
After approval, a browser agent opens the application form and fills it in. It does not treat text on a web page as instructions: job postings and forms are untrusted content. If a site asks for something a machine should not handle, such as a CAPTCHA or a verification code, the agent stops and asks you to step in instead of trying to get around it.
You can follow the outcome
Each application keeps a timeline, so you can see when it was prepared, approved, submitted or whether something needs your attention. You can cancel an application that has not been submitted yet.
What we do not claim
Automation cannot guarantee that a form will be accepted by every employer site, and a submitted application is not an interview. Jobvori prepares and tracks; the decisions stay with you.