Software for the parts of work that waste your day.
Skybolabs is an independent studio building small, precise AI tools. We start where the friction is worst — one tool at a time, each one earning its place.
Each tool solves one problem completely rather than ten problems halfway. Scope is a feature.
Our tools live inside the browser and the pages you already use — no new app to remember to open.
Local-first data, no accounts unless a feature truly needs one. Your work history is yours.
The lab, today
One tool, shipped
ApplyOnce
Track your LinkedIn job hunt inside LinkedIn — one-click Applied & Referred, automatic Seen, and status pills on every search result.
- One-click Applied and Referred, right beside LinkedIn’s Apply button
- Every posting you open is marked Seen automatically — reposts stop stealing your attention
- Coloured status pills on every search result, so duplicates are obvious before you click
- No account, no resume upload, no server — your history stays in your browser
- Free
Common questions
More detail on the full FAQ, or email us directly.
Where do I get ApplyOnce?
It is on the Chrome Web Store — the Get ApplyOnce button on this site takes you straight there. Install it, open any LinkedIn job page, and the tracking controls appear next to LinkedIn’s own Apply button. There is no sign-up step.
Does it need my LinkedIn login or account data?
No. ApplyOnce reads the job page you are already looking at and stores each status locally in your browser. It never asks for your LinkedIn password, never uses the LinkedIn API, and there is no Skybolabs account to create.
Does it apply to jobs for me?
No — applying stays entirely in your hands. ApplyOnce only records what you have seen, applied to, and been referred for. It does not auto-submit applications, send messages, or take any action on your behalf.
What does it cost?
Nothing. ApplyOnce is free.
Where is my data stored?
In your own browser, and nowhere else. There is no Skybolabs server holding your job history, no resume upload, and nothing shared with third parties. Uninstalling the extension removes the data with it. The privacy policy spells this out in full.