Capture jobs from the platforms you already browse — Contra (when signed in), PeoplePerHour, Guru, Workana and Truelancer — straight into your feed. It works in your own logged-in session. You review and submit every application; the extension never applies automatically.
The four features
Proposal Assist is a free Chrome and Firefox extension that scores a job for fit and drafts a proposal in your own voice, which it learns from Style DNA. It only assists; you always decide what gets sent.
Style DNA learns how you write and how you do your job from your past jobs, so AI generation sounds like you, not like a machine. Pick your Style DNA and your proposals and AI generations come out in your style.
Zuno is the quality engine that builds and checks deliverables. On paid plans, Zuno picks the best AI for each task, so there's no need for multiple AI subscriptions or hopping from one AI to another.
Business OS is a lasting profile of a business you work for, built from what you learn from that client. Create one per business you serve. Pick one when you start a Zuno AI project and every AI specialist works on-brand.
One click to install, works on Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Firefox. On Firefox, allow site access for absoluteone.ai and the job sites you use after installing, or the panel won't appear. Supported platforms: Contra (when signed in), PeoplePerHour, Guru, Workana and Truelancer.
After installing, sign in and come back here to click Connect extension — that links it to your account, no token to copy. Create a free account →
How to set it up
Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons above.
Sign in, then click “Connect extension” on this page — no token or URL to copy.
Open a job on Contra, PeoplePerHour, Guru, Workana or Truelancer, then click the ✦ AbsoluteOne button.
The job lands in your Opportunities feed, ready to build a proposal.
Assist-only — you approve every send
Use the extension as an assistant on jobs you’re viewing, not to mass-scrape or auto-apply, which can violate a platform’s terms. You’re responsible for using it within each platform’s rules.