Keep every job application organized in one place

Why tracking your job search matters

When you're applying to more than a handful of roles, it's easy to lose track of which company you already followed up with, or forget to prepare for an interview that snuck up on you. A simple tracker turns a chaotic job search into a manageable process, and helps you follow up at the right time — which is often the difference between getting a response and being forgotten.

What to log for each application

• Company and role. Basic identification for each entry.
• Date applied. Useful for knowing when it's reasonable to follow up (typically 7-10 business days after applying).
• Status. Applied, Interview, Offer or Rejected — keeps your pipeline visible at a glance.
• Follow-up date. Set a reminder date so no application goes stale without a nudge.
• Notes. Interviewer names, salary discussed, or anything worth remembering before the next conversation.

Your data stays private

This tracker saves everything locally in your own browser — nothing is uploaded to a server. That means your job search stays private, but it also means the data is tied to this browser and device, so avoid clearing your browser storage if you want to keep your list.

Common questions

Next step

Applying to a new role? Match your CV to the job description with the Keyword Matcher, or prepare answers with the Interview Answer Generator once you land an interview.