Puvio
Simplify vs Puvio
| Dimension | Simplify | Puvio |
|---|---|---|
| What they sell | Autofill across ATS portals | One work record, used on the posting |
| Form filling | Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and others | None. You still submit if required |
| After you apply | A dashboard of submissions | Fit, research, ranked people, a note you send |
| Who to message | Not in the product | Alumni and people at the company |
| LinkedIn login | Extension in the browser | Never required |
| After you land | None | Log wins after you land |
| Price | Free extension plus paid tiers (their site) | Starter $0 (75 credits). Job search $15/mo. Complete $29/mo |
Use Simplify if you apply through portals all day and the bottleneck is retyping name, dates, and work history. Workday, Greenhouse, Lever. Autofill is a real time save when a company requires a packet.
A dashboard of submissions is not a researched note. Filling the form faster still leaves you in the same queue.
Use Puvio if the forms are done and nobody replies. Puvio does not autofill. It does not auto-apply. After you apply, or instead of waiting on the portal, you save the posting. Fit against your record. Ranked alumni and people at the company. A draft you send.
Daniel Cho closed weak-fit cards instead of stacking more Easy Apply, then sent five notes. Two replies in nine days. Story: puvio.app/stories/after-the-layoff
Simplify is the form. Puvio is the record you use after. You can run both. You still submit through the employer portal when required.
Portals queue volume. A researched note to an alum is a separate path. Easy Apply silence: puvio.app/answers/why-linkedin-easy-apply-no-response . Starter is $0 with 75 credits. puvio.app/signup