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Barista vs Huntr: autofill and job tracking compared

Barista and Huntr side by side: tracking, autofill, resumes, phone apps and price, with sources, and who each one suits.

The short answer

Barista is Guap’s Chrome extension for filling application forms, and filling forms and tracking applications with it are free. Each application it fills goes into a tracker with its date, so the tracking comes from applying rather than from typing it in. AI drafts are paid one at a time from credit that never expires. Behind it is Guap, a job platform for students and early-career people in Europe.

Huntr is a job search organiser first: a board of the jobs you are tracking, with resumes, cover letters, contacts and interviews around it, a Chrome extension that saves jobs and fills applications, and phone apps. It also sells to universities, bootcamps and career coaches.

Side by side

What each one does, as of 13 October 2026.

Barista and Huntr compared, checked on 13 October 2026
What is comparedBaristaHuntr
PriceInstalling, filling forms and tracking applications are free. AI drafts are paid per use from credit you buy once, which never expires. Nothing renews.A free plan tracks up to 100 jobs with unlimited autofills and a few AI credits. Pro is $40 a month, $90 every 3 months or $160 every 6 months, with unlimited AI. Source
Filling a formFills the form when you click, then you check it and press submit yourself.One click fills the form; you add what does not fill on its own. Source
Where it fillsAny https careers page it reads as an application form. Tested on Greenhouse and Ashby forms captured from live job posts.Thousands of sites, including LinkedIn, Indeed and employers’ own websites. Source
TrackingEach application it fills is saved with its date and marked sent when you submit; a calendar of stages with interview reminders.A board of the jobs you track, with contacts, interviews and a map view. Source
Resumes and lettersA CV check against a job and an editor to fix it; cover letters drafted against the posting, paid per use.A resume builder, job-tailored resumes, resume review and AI cover letters. Source
PhoneNo phone app yet.Apps for iPhone and Android to browse and organise jobs. Source
Your dataGuap does not sell personal data or use it for advertising.Huntr says it will never sell your personal data. Source

Where Barista is better

  • The tracker fills itself. Barista records each application as it fills it, and marks it sent when you submit, so you do not keep a board by hand.
  • No cap on tracking. Every application Barista fills is tracked for free, however many there are. Huntr’s free plan tracks up to 100 jobs.
  • No subscription. AI drafts are paid one at a time from credit that does not expire; the pricing page lists each price. Huntr’s unlimited AI comes with Pro, billed every one, three or six months.
  • Jobs in Europe. Guap lists roles for students and graduates in Europe, and its free tools, including a job application tracker spreadsheet, need no account.

Where Huntr differs

  • A fuller organiser. Huntr’s board, contacts, interview tracker and map cover a long search, including jobs you have not applied to yet. Barista’s tracker records the applications you send.
  • Phone apps on iPhone and Android. Barista has none yet.
  • Resume tools. Building and tailoring resumes is part of the product.
  • Through your school. Huntr works with universities, bootcamps and coaches (Huntr), so your career centre may already give you access.
  • Track record. On 13 October 2026 its store listing showed a 4.8 rating from about 1,300 ratings and 90,000 users (store listing).

Which one to pick

Pick Barista if most of your time goes on filling application forms, if you are applying in Europe, or if you want tracking that records itself as you apply.

Pick Huntr if you want one place to organise a long search, with contacts and interviews, a phone app, and resume tools, or if your school already gives you Huntr.

How we compared

Guap makes Barista and wrote this page, so read it knowing that. We read Huntr’s pricing, autofill, mobile and privacy pages and its Chrome Web Store listing on 13 October 2026, and every claim about Huntr links to the page that makes it. What this page says about Barista is what its code does on that date. If something has changed, write to friend@guap.work and we will correct it.

Questions

Is Huntr free?

Huntr has a free plan that tracks up to 100 jobs, with unlimited autofills and a small number of AI credits. Pro removes the job limit and the AI limits, and Huntr says it has no trial period.

Does Barista track applications like Huntr?

Barista tracks the applications it fills: each one is saved with its date, marked sent when you submit, and shown on a calendar with interview reminders. It is not a board for jobs you have not applied to yet.

Which one is better for students?

It depends on where the time goes. If you are applying to many roles in Europe and the forms are the slow part, Barista and Guap fit better. If you need help organising a search and writing resumes, Huntr does more.

Sources

  1. Huntr, home page, checked on
  2. Huntr, Pricing, checked on
  3. Huntr, Job application autofill, checked on
  4. Huntr, Mobile apps, checked on
  5. Huntr, Privacy policy, , checked on
  6. Huntr on the Chrome Web Store, checked on

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