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Automatic applications on Djinni

Djinni is one of the main IT job boards in Ukraine. AutoApply finds jobs there that match your filters and applies with a message written for each one.

How applying works on Djinni

On Djinni a candidate fills in a profile: stack, experience, salary expectations, English level. Recruiters see the profile and reach out, and candidates apply to jobs with a short message.

An application on Djinni is not a formal cover letter but a chat message. The recruiter reads the first two or three lines and decides whether to open the profile, so a short, to-the-point message works better than a long letter.

Why applying takes so much time

To catch a fresh job you need to see it within the first hours. Then read the description, check the stack and salary, and write a few sentences for that company. Multiply by 10–20 jobs a day and the job search becomes a second job.

What AutoApply does on Djinni

How to connect Djinni

Sign up for AutoApply, upload your CV and set your filters. Then install the Chrome extension, open Djinni in the same browser and click "Connect": the extension passes the session. After that, press "Start" on the dashboard.

Start with 3–5 applications an hour and see which jobs the bot picks. You can change filters and stop words at any time.

Tips to make Djinni applications work

FAQ

Can my Djinni profile be blocked?

A job board may restrict automatic applications. That is why AutoApply uses low limits, pauses between applications and never bypasses bot protection. You are responsible for how you use it.

Does the bot apply to every job?

No. Only to jobs that pass your filters: skills, level, salary, city, work format and the company and word stop lists.

Will the recruiter see that AI wrote the message?

The AI writes short, plain text from your template and CV and never invents facts. You can turn personalisation off, and then your template goes out as it is.

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