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Automatically organize job application emails in Gmail with smart labeling JAEL (Job Application Email Labeler) automatically categorizes and labels your job application emails in Gmail using AI-powered analysis. Features: • Automatically categorizes emails into: Applied, Assessment, Interview, Offer, Rejected • Scans historical emails (up to 6 months) • Quick scan for latest 50 emails • Smart AI-powered email analysis • Clean Gmail integration • Easy setup and authentication Perfect for job seekers who want to stay organized and track their application progress efficiently. Steps To Use And Set Up Gmail Access: 1. Click the JAEL icon in your Chrome toolbar 2. Click "Connect to Gmail/ Authenticate/Reauthenticate" 3. Sign in to your Google account when prompted 4. Grant permission for JAEL to access your Gmail labels and modify emails 5. You'll see a "Connected/Reauthenticate" status once setup is complete Manual Processing JAEL offers two processing options: Scan Latest (Quick) 1. Click the JAEL icon while in Gmail 2. Click "Scan Latest" to process your 50 most recent emails 3. Takes about 30 seconds to complete 4. Perfect for daily email checks Fetch Historical (Comprehensive) 1. Click "Fetch Historical" to process your last 500 emails 2. Takes approximately 2 minutes to complete 3. Ideal for initial setup or catching up after time away 4. Great for organizing your entire job search email history Labels Not Appearing 1. Refresh your Gmail page 2. Check if labels were created in Gmail's label list (left sidebar) 3. Try processing emails manually from the JAEL popup Extension Not Working 1. Make sure you're on gmail.com (not other email providers) 2. Refresh the Gmail page 3. Check that the extension is enabled in `chrome://extensions/` 4. Try reloading the extension
Oct 23, 2025
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