Job Tracker
Every application, every follow-up, in one place
What it does
Job Tracker is a single-file job search tracker built around a visual pipeline — every application shows its real stage (Applied, Screening, Interview, Offer) at a glance, with Rejected and Withdrawn tracked as clear outcome badges rather than crammed onto the same pipeline. Automatic alerts flag any follow-up that's slipped past its date. Dashboard stats show active applications, interviews, response rate, and overdue follow-ups. No account, no app, no subscription.
Somewhere around the fifth or sixth application, most job searches turn into a blur — which companies you've heard back from, which ones you were supposed to follow up with, which stage each one is actually at. Job Tracker keeps all of it visible in one place.Add an application, and it shows its real stage in the pipeline — Applied, Screening, Interview, or Offer — visually, at a glance. Set a fol
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