CareerOS Capture

CareerOS Capture helps job seekers save job posts into CareerOS while browsing supported job boards. When you find a role you want to track, CareerOS Capture detects the job details on the page and lets you save the opportunity into your CareerOS job pipeline. It is built for candidates who want a cleaner way to organize applications, compare roles, and keep job-search context in one place. Key features: - Detects job details on supported job-board pages. - Saves role, company, location, source URL, and available job description details into CareerOS. - Shows a clear save prompt when a job page is detected. - Keeps your CareerOS pipeline updated without copy-pasting job descriptions by hand. - Supports CareerOS account connection with Google, GitHub, email/password, 2FA, or token package fallback depending on your deployment setup. - Works with the CareerOS web app and the CareerOS desktop workflow. CareerOS Capture is useful when you are: - Comparing several open roles. - Tracking jobs discovered across multiple sites. - Preparing to tailor resumes and cover letters in CareerOS. - Keeping saved job posts connected to your application pipeline. - Avoiding manual copying from job pages into spreadsheets or notes. How it works: 1. Install CareerOS Capture. 2. Connect your CareerOS account from the extension popup. 3. Open a supported job post. 4. Use the CareerOS prompt or popup to save the role. 5. Review and manage the saved role inside CareerOS. Privacy and security: CareerOS Capture only sends job information to the CareerOS app endpoint you configure. Account access is used to save jobs under your own CareerOS account. The extension does not sell browsing data or add advertising behavior. It is designed for job capture and application organization. Supported sites may change their page layouts over time. If a job page is not detected, open the extension popup on the job page and try again after the page has fully loaded. CareerOS Capture is not affiliated with LinkedIn, Indeed, Naukri, Google, GitHub, or any job board. Site names are used only to describe compatibility.