Achivo
Achivo vs Simplify Copilot: autofill without the sign‑in
Simplify Copilot is a popular job application autofill, but it works only with a Simplify account, keeps the profile in Simplify’s cloud and adds a busy panel to job pages. Achivo is a free Chrome extension that needs no account, keeps all data in the browser and fills a form with one press of a button.
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The short answer
Choose Achivo for
- Starting to apply right away, with no account
- A profile, CVs and answers kept in the browser
- A quiet extension: one button, no panels over the form
- European applications in English, German and Dutch, with EU work authorization answered right
- Every feature for free
Simplify Copilot fits
- US students and new grads who use Simplify’s job board and internship lists
- Applicants who want paid AI to write cover letters and tailor resumes
- Applying from Firefox or an iPhone, with the profile synced across devices
Achivo and Simplify Copilot side by side
| Feature | Achivo | Simplify Copilot |
|---|---|---|
| Account | Not needed | A Simplify account and sign-in are required |
| Price | Free, every feature | Free autofill and tracker; Simplify+ at $19.99 a week, $39.99 a month or $89.99 for 3 months, non-refundable once active |
| Where the data is kept | Only in the browser | Simplify’s cloud, operated from the US, plus a local copy |
| Analytics and ad cookies | None: no cookies, no telemetry | Google Analytics, PostHog session replays for some signed-in users, Google and Meta ad cookies |
| AI | None: answers come from the profile, the CV and saved answers | AI-first; data is processed by AI providers Simplify doesn’t name |
| Where autofill works | Any application form, with dedicated support for 13 platforms | Supported sites only, about 80% by Simplify’s figure; elsewhere fields are copied by hand |
| On the job page | One small button at the edge of the page | A side panel with resume, keyword, question and upgrade sections |
| Uncertain fields | Left blank | Reviews report wrong guesses on demographic questions |
| Form languages | English, German, Dutch | Not documented; the extension is in English only |
| Right to work questions | Answered for the job’s country, with EU, EEA, Swiss and Nordic rules | Answered from the profile |
| Several CVs | Yes, with a PDF generated for each | Yes; AI tailoring with Simplify+ |
| Application tracking | Automatic on 10 platforms, LinkedIn included, the job description saved | Automatic for Copilot fills, plus bookmarks and Gmail updates |
| Submitting | Never; every form is reviewed and sent by hand | By hand, or by Autopilot with Simplify+, which skips the review |
| Job board | No | Yes, with job matches |
| Browsers | Chrome | Chrome, Firefox (beta) and Safari on iPhone |
Where Simplify Copilot slows applicants down
- Sign-in comes first. Copilot fills nothing until a Simplify account is created and signed in, and reviews keep mentioning login loops and sudden logouts.
- It can be slow. The fill is quick once it starts, but 2026 reviews describe slow loading, laggy application pages and memory spikes, worst on Firefox.
- The interface is heavy for a simple task. Filling one form passes through a panel with resume, cover letter, keyword, question, profile and upgrade sections, which some reviewers call intrusive because it covers the fields.
- The data lives on Simplify’s servers. The profile, resumes and the contents of filled forms are stored in the US cloud, and the website uses analytics and advertising cookies.
- It is built around US applications. Reviewers outside the US report missing universities and degrees and failed fills on European sites.
From install to the first filled form
Achivo
3 steps
- Install the extension
- Fill one application as usual. Achivo saves it as the profile and the first CV
- Press the Achivo button on the next form
Simplify Copilot
6 steps
- Create a Simplify account
- Answer the sign-up questions on role, location, salary and experience
- Upload a resume to be parsed, or type the profile
- Work through the Profile Strength checklist
- Install the extension and sign in to it
- Open the side panel and press Autofill This Page
What Achivo does differently
No account, no cloud
Achivo has no server and no sign-up. The profile, CVs, saved answers and applications are kept in the browser’s own storage and leave it only to fill a form. There is no AI, no cookies and no hidden telemetry, and passwords and card numbers are never saved.
One button instead of a panel
Achivo adds a small button to the edge of an application form. One press fills the form, including every step of a multistep application up to its review. Nothing opens over the fields.
Careful with answers
When Achivo isn’t sure what a field asks, it leaves the field blank rather than guessing. Questions about the right to work, relocation and residence are answered for the job’s country: an EU citizen is allowed to work across the EU, the EEA and Switzerland, and Nordic agreements are taken into account.
Built for European job sites too
Achivo fills any application form and reads labels in English, German and Dutch. It has dedicated support for SmartRecruiters, SAP SuccessFactors, Greenhouse, Ashby, Teamtailor, Recruitee, Lever, Workday, Workable, Personio, Zoho Recruit, Haystack and LinkedIn.
Can Achivo and Simplify Copilot be installed together?
They can, but two autofill extensions on one form may write over each other. It is simpler to keep one of them on for job applications.
Make the next
application easier
Install the free browser extension and forget that applying for jobs is a second job.
Add to ChromeStart in three steps
- Add Achivo to Chrome.
- Apply for a job as usual, or fill in your profile in Achivo.
- Once you submit, Achivo saves your details as your profile and first CV, and fills the next form for you.