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Save job postings from supported job sites and manage your entire job search in Seekrly. Seekrly is a personal job search management platform that helps you organize your entire job search from one place. The Seekrly Chrome extension lets you save job postings from supported job boards with a single click. Instead of juggling spreadsheets, bookmarks, notes, and browser tabs, you can keep every opportunity organized in your Seekrly dashboard. Key Features • Save job postings from supported job boards with one click. • Automatically capture important job details such as company, job title, location, salary (when available), and job URL. • Organize applications by status, including Wishlist, Applied, Interview, Offer, and Rejected. • Manage recruiter contacts and interview notes. • Track follow-up reminders and application progress. • Access all your saved opportunities from any device through your Seekrly account. Who is it for? Seekrly is designed for: • Software Engineers • Students and new graduates • Product Managers • Designers • Marketing professionals • Anyone actively searching for a job How it works Install the Seekrly Chrome extension. Browse supported job websites. Click the Seekrly icon to save a job. Manage your applications, recruiters, interviews, and follow-ups from your Seekrly dashboard. Seekrly is a productivity tool for job seekers. It is not a job board or recruitment platform and does not post or advertise jobs. It helps you organize and manage opportunities you discover while searching for jobs online.
Jul 16, 2026
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