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Track which jobs you have applied to on LinkedIn and Indeed, see salaries at a glance, and filter out low-pay listings. Stop applying to the same jobs twice, and see what each one actually pays. Job Checkmark adds an "Applied" badge to every job you have already applied to on LinkedIn and Indeed, right in the search results. No more clicking into a listing only to realize you applied to it last week. Never re-apply by accident Applied jobs are clearly marked directly on the results page, so you instantly know what to skip and where to focus. See the salary before you click Job Checkmark reads the pay from the job description and shows it as a badge on the card, even when the listing does not display it up front. Set a minimum salary and low-pay jobs are automatically flagged and hidden, so you only spend time on roles worth your while. Filter out the noise Hide jobs below your minimum salary. Filter out locations you do not want, whether towns, cities, or states. Gray out or hide jobs you have already applied to. Works on both LinkedIn and Indeed One extension, both major job boards. Your applied jobs from both sites live in one place. Track your progress Open the popup to search everything you have applied to by job title, company, or location. A built-in bar graph and counter show how many applications you have sent over time, across both platforms combined. Private by design Everything is stored locally on your own computer. Job Checkmark does not collect, transmit, or sell any of your data. There are no accounts and no sign-ups. Job Checkmark is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn or Indeed.
Aug 11, 2026
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