Autopilot can stick to your minimum salary
More say over what Autopilot sends, in a product that now matches your device's light or dark setting.
Autopilot has a new checkbox that skips roles paying below your minimum salary. Dreamwork now follows your device's light or dark setting, in the product and on the public pages. If your Apply button is set to Review first, Autopilot now asks before it starts, because it sends without review. Saved on a job page can no longer send an application, and Replace on Profile works on phones.
Skip roles below your minimum salary
Autopilot settings have a new checkbox under Minimum match: Only apply if min. salary is met. It uses the minimum on your profile and stays off until you check it. With it on, Autopilot skips any role whose top listed pay falls below that number, even one it had already queued. Roles with no listed pay, or only an estimated range, still go, and Matches and alerts don't change.
Light mode on every page
The product used to be dark for everyone. It now reads your device's setting: light by default, dark when your device asks for dark, with no toggle to manage. Light uses white surfaces, dark text, and the same periwinkle primary button as the homepage. Tooltips, code blocks, and document viewers stay dark on purpose.
Know that Autopilot won't wait for review
Autopilot sends without review, even when your Apply button is set to Review first. Turning Autopilot on or resuming it with that setting now asks you to confirm and says why. Yes starts it, and Cancel leaves Autopilot as it was. Application settings carries the same note under your Apply choice.
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- Autopilot can skip roles that pay below your minimum salary.User request
- Autopilot asks you to confirm before it starts when your Apply button is set to Review first.User request
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- A slow sign-in check no longer sends you back to the sign-in screen.
- Most public pages show Open app to signed-in visitors while we check your sign-in.
- With a resume on file, opening the app lands on the Dashboard with one loading state.
- The getting started tutorial has a new video and eight updated steps.
- Autopilot's daily allowance reads as a meter, such as 1 of 2 left today.
- Send now works on a job Autopilot queued before you paused it.
- The welcome dialog lets new accounts choose One tap submit or Review first.
- About you has a Photos card for uploading, changing, or removing your profile photo.
- One-tap applications have a monthly limit, separate from Autopilot: 50 on Pro and 300 on Dreamer.
- Replace on Profile works on mobile.
- A homepage upload no longer stalls after you tap Pricing in the header.
- A resume upload from a public job page finishes with a second tab open or browser storage blocked.
- View application in Messages opens the right application after a role's listing changes.
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- Buttons in forwarded emails about your applications open that thread in Messages.
- A reply you email from a mail app that sends only HTML now reaches the employer.
- A listing labeled remote that describes an office and home split, in English or German, changes to hybrid when it refreshes.User request