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Simple Job Application Tracker that reminds you what you've seen Stop the "Job Application Déjà Vu" Have you ever looked at a job posting and thought, "Wait... did I already apply to this?" When you are applying to hundreds of jobs, it is impossible to remember every single company and job title. You end up wasting time re-reading descriptions you’ve already rejected, or worse—accidentally applying to the same role twice, which can look unprofessional. JobTracker Pro is your personal memory assistant for the job hunt. It connects directly to your Google Sheets to create a searchable history of every role you’ve touched. How it solves your problem: ✅ Instant Duplicate Detection: Before you even read the description, open the extension. It scans your history and warns you: "You applied to this on Jan 12th!" or "You already marked this as Not Interested." ✅ Universal Tracking: Works on LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, and any company career page. ✅ One-Click Save: Captures the Job Title, Company, and URL automatically. No more copy-pasting into spreadsheets manually. ✅ You Own Your Data: We don't store your data on our servers. Everything lives in your own private Google Sheet. Perfect for: Job seekers sending 50+ applications a week. Users who apply across multiple different platforms. Anyone tired of asking, "Did I apply to this yet?" Stop guessing. Start tracking.
Apr 14, 2026
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