Free Job Application Tracker
Every job you are applying to in one list: where it stands, who you spoke to, and what you do next.
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What you keep for each job
How to use it
- Create a free account. The tracker is part of every account, the Free plan included.
- Add a job the moment you apply. Type its title, and the company and link if you have them. It can be a job from any site, or one a friend told you about.
- Press “I applied” on a job we emailed you. Jobs from your Jobareer alerts go into the tracker with one press, title and company filled in.
- Change the stage when anything happens, rejections too. Counting them tells you whether the problem is too few applications or too few replies.
Why keep a tracker at all
A job search usually means dozens of applications over several weeks. Without a list you apply to the same role twice, miss the follow-up that would have got a reply, and take a recruiter's call with no idea which posting it is about. A tracker fixes all three for the cost of one entry per application.
What it does not do
It does not email you when a next step is due: you see it when you open your dashboard. It does not apply to jobs for you, and it does not read your inbox to guess what happened. You tell it, and it remembers.
Rather keep a spreadsheet?
The same columns are in our free job application tracker template, a file that opens in Google Sheets, Excel and Numbers. No account needed.
The part a tracker cannot do
A tracker records where you applied. It does not find the jobs. Most applications land in the first day or two after a posting goes up, so being early matters more than most people expect. Jobareer emails you new postings for your job titles the moment we find them, so the jobs you add here are still fresh.