What's the difference between One tap submit, Review first, and Autopilot?
On Dreamwork, One tap submit sends an application as soon as it's written, Review first holds it for you to check and send, and Autopilot applies to matches at or above your minimum score without asking.
One tap submit and Review first are the two settings for your Apply button. Autopilot is separate, and off until you turn it on.
How does One tap submit work?
It's the default. Tap Apply on a role and Dreamwork writes a tailored resume, a cover letter, and answers to the employer's questions, then fills in the employer's form and submits it. Nothing is sent until you tap Apply.
How does Review first work?
Open Settings and set your Apply button to Review first. When you tap Apply, Dreamwork writes the application and holds it. Open it from your live applications, read and edit the resume, cover letter, and answers, and use Send now when you're ready.
How is Autopilot different?
You don't tap Apply at all. Autopilot applies to roles from your matches that clear your minimum match score, 70% unless you change it, and fit your preferences. It sends on its own even when your Apply button is set to Review first, and you can pause it anytime. How Autopilot works.
Which should I choose?
- Review first, if you want to read and edit every application before an employer sees it. It's the slowest of the three.
- One tap submit, once you trust the materials Dreamwork writes for you and want to choose each role yourself.
- Autopilot, if you want Dreamwork to keep applying to strong matches while you're busy. Set your minimum match score and skips first.
Does it work the same from ChatGPT or Claude?
No. From an assistant, every application waits for confirmation in the chat first, whichever setting your Apply button has. Using Dreamwork from ChatGPT or Claude.
Related questions
Is One tap submit the default?
Yes. By default, one tap on Apply writes the application and sends it. To check each one first, set your Apply button to Review first in Settings.
Does Review first apply to Autopilot?
No. Autopilot sends on its own, even when your Apply button is set to Review first. Leave Autopilot off if you want to review every application.
Do all three count against the same limit?
Yes. Apply and Autopilot share one monthly allowance, 50 a month on Pro and 300 on Dreamer.
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Updated November 13, 2026. Help center · FAQ · How-to guides