Every Easy Apply match arrives in a queue with the employer’s form already answered from your CV. Tap Apply and it is filed in seconds. If a job asks something we don’t have on file, we ask you once and reuse the answer forever.
Open the Auto Apply flow →Set a loop once — role, location, seniority, salary floor — and it keeps running. The same matching engine our recruiters use, pointed the other way: ranked against your resume, not a keyword string.
How job loops work →Resume Tailor rewrites your bullets against the JD and shows you exactly what changed. When the recruiter replies, practise with Fiona — the same AI interviewer employers run on Fuku — and get scored on the rubric they use.
See Resume Tailor →Two minutes of setup, then the search runs itself. You stay in the loop for exactly one decision per job: yes or no.
Google or LinkedIn, then drop in your CV. We parse it once and reuse it — no forms, no re-typing your work history.
Tell us the roles, cities, and salary floor worth your time. Loops keep scanning Easy Apply listings across Asia-Pacific.
Matches queue up with the form pre-filled. One tap files it; the tracker follows every application through to the reply.
Loops pull Easy Apply listings from employers hiring across Asia-Pacific. A sample of the companies whose roles are in the queue this week.
The whole job-seeker side of Fuku costs nothing — no trial window, no cap on applications, no card. We make our money on the employer side.
Upload a CV, approve a few matches, and let the loops keep running while you get on with your week.
Fuku reads your CV once, then answers employer forms for you. You see the job, the company, and the answers we are about to send — then you approve it. Nothing is ever submitted on your behalf without that tap.
This is the product as it ships today at careers.fuku.ai. Nothing below is a mockup.
Name, email, and a verification code sent to that address. The code is valid for ten minutes. Pick your country so salary and location filters use the right market.
Five counters across the top: active loops, matches, auto-apply ready, applied, and jobs waiting on screening answers. Everything reads zero until your first loop runs.
DOCX or text-based PDF, up to 5 MB. The file is parsed once and that text becomes the input for job matching and for AI scoring — you never retype your history.
The parsed text appears next to the file so you can confirm nothing was mangled. Run Analyze with AI to score the CV against ATS norms and get fixes you can apply in one click.
Job title, location, keywords to boost, keywords to exclude. This is the standing brief the loop keeps running; scraping starts within a minute of saving.
Work mode, seniority, job type, salary range, and how strict matching should be. Loose surfaces more, strict only near-exact fits — Balanced is the default.
Choose which uploaded CV this loop attaches, then which of the 20 boards to scan — LinkedIn, Indeed, Workable, Glassdoor and the rest. Exclude any employers you do not want to see.
Review each match keeps you in control: matches land in your inbox and you click Apply on the ones you want. Auto-apply submits every eligible match as it is scraped. Easy Apply listings always need one click through the extension.
Each loop shows its status, scraper count, keywords, and salary band, with Pause, Edit, and Delete. Changing a loop re-scores its queue immediately.
The counters fill in, the seven-day chart shows what was found when, and Recent activity names each new match as it lands.
Open any match for the full description, a generated cover letter, a tailored CV, and the Q&A. Apply with extension fills the employer’s Easy Apply form in your own browser session; Open original posting takes you to the source listing.
Auto-answer screening questions, send without the CV attached, allow email-based applications. Answers like notice period and salary expectation are stored here and reused on every later form.
Fuku AI Job Apply is live on the Chrome Web Store. Easy Apply forms are filled in your own browser session, so applications arrive exactly as if you typed them.
On Review each match, no application leaves until you click Apply. Switch a loop to Auto-apply only when you want hands-off volume.
Notice period, visa status, salary expectation — asked when a job needs them, then stored in Profile for the next one.
Two minutes of setup, then the queue does the rest.
A loop is a standing brief you write in plain language — role, city, seniority, salary floor, company stage. Fuku keeps scanning Easy Apply listings across Asia-Pacific, scores every new one against your resume, and drops the good ones into your Matches queue. This page explains exactly what happens at each step.
Six steps. You do the first one and the fifth; Fuku does the rest, and it keeps doing it until you pause the loop.
Job title or family, cities or remote regions, seniority, and the salary you will not go below. One loop per kind of job you would genuinely take — most people run three to six.
Each loop re-runs against new Easy Apply listings from employers on Fuku and the boards we index. Nothing depends on you being logged in; the loop runs on our side.
The same matching engine recruiters use on Fuku, pointed the other way: your parsed resume against the JD, scored 0–100 on skills, seniority, and domain. Below your threshold, it never reaches you.
Anything above the threshold appears under Matches with its score, the employer, and an Easy Apply badge where the form can be filled for you.
The extension fills the employer’s form in your own browser session from your CV. You read the answers, then tap Apply. Nothing is ever submitted without that tap.
Skips and applies both feed back into ranking, so next week’s matches look more like the jobs you said yes to. Every filed application moves into the tracker.
Four steps, about a minute. Everything here is editable later.
Job title, location, boosted keywords, excluded keywords.
Work mode, seniority, job type, salary range, and match strictness.
Which CV to attach and which of the 20 job boards to scan.
Review each match, or auto-apply to everything eligible.
Keyword filters throw away jobs that use different words for the same work. Scoring ranks them instead, so a good role with an odd title still reaches you.
Loops report what is new this week. Roles the employer has closed drop out of the queue on their own.
Any match tagged Easy Apply can be submitted from Fuku in about nine seconds. Other roles still appear — you just apply on the employer’s own site.
Changing a loop re-scores the queue immediately. Pausing one stops the scan without losing what it already found.
Unlimited loops, free, and they keep running whether or not you log in.
Tailor rewrites your bullets against a specific JD, shows a diff against your original, and tells you which keywords the employer’s screen is looking for. Cover letters are generated from the same source, so nothing contradicts.
You see every changed bullet next to the original. Nothing is rewritten silently, and you can reject any line.
The score employers’ screens react to, before you apply. Most tailored versions move 20 to 25 points.
Generated from your CV and the JD, in your own register — not a template with the company name pasted in.
The tailored version is the one Auto Apply files for that job.
Unlimited tailored versions, free, and every one of them is attached automatically when you apply.
Auto Apply files the job, the tracker follows it. Replies are pulled from the inbox you connect, so interview invitations do not sit unread under three weeks of job alerts.
Submitted, in review, interview, closed. Updated from employer replies rather than your memory.
Every filed application keeps a copy of the form, the CV version, and the cover letter used.
Where we can verify them, the tracker surfaces people at the company who share your school or a past employer.
A nudge when an application has been quiet for ten days, with a draft you can send in one click.
The tracker is free on every plan, including the applications you filed before signing up.
Fiona runs the first round for hiring teams on Fuku. On the candidate side, she runs the same structured interview as practice and scores you on the same rubric — so you find out where you are weak before it counts.
Pick a job from your matches and Fiona builds the interview from that JD. Eighteen minutes, behavioural or technical, with a score breakdown and the answers that cost you points.
See how employers use Fiona →Unlimited practice sessions, free, scored on the rubric employers actually use.
We see verified hiring activity across Asia-Pacific. These are the parts worth knowing before you send the next application.
A breakdown of the 1,484 matches on an average Singapore account, by industry and company stage.
Notice period, visa status, salary expectation, relocation. Answer them once and stop losing forms.
How much a tailored CV moves the screen, measured across 3,000 tailored versions.
What employers on Fuku see when Fiona scores you, and what moves the number.
Upload a CV and let the loops start working while you finish the article.