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Pin and track job applications on a local Kanban board. No account needed. Job Pin Board — your job search and application system - but super organized. Applying to jobs across a dozen sites and losing track of where you stand? Job Pin Board lets you pin any job listing in one click and organize your entire job search on a simple drag-and-drop Kanban board — right inside your browser. ✨ Save jobs instantly browsing popular job sites. Click the icon or press Alt+Shift+S and the job title, company, salary, and apply link are captured automatically. 📋 Track every application on a Kanban board Drag job cards across columns — To Apply → Applied → Response → No Reply → Rejected → Offer — so you always know your next move at a glance. 🔍 Find anything fast Search by title, company, or notes. Filter by status, source, or favorites. Switch between Kanban and a sortable list view. 📝 Add your own context Star priority roles, jot notes after interviews, edit any detail, and keep apply links handy. 🔒 Private by design No account. No login. No cloud. Every job you save stays on your device via local browser storage. Nothing is ever sent to a server. Export your data anytime as JSON. Perfect for: Active job seekers managing multiple applications Career changers tracking their pipeline Anyone tired of messy spreadsheets and lost tabs Install Job Pin Board and turn your scattered job hunt into a clear, visual pipeline — free and private.
May 20, 2026
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