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Save any job posting you're viewing, track sponsorship status and deadlines, and keep your notes on each role in one place. JobLog keeps your job search in one place, in the browser where you actually do it. When you're on a job posting, click "Save this page" and JobLog captures the company, role and link straight from the tab. Add the closing date and a few notes, and the role is tracked from that moment on. WHAT IT DOES Save the job posting you're viewing — company, role and URL are filled in from the page Track each role through Researching, Applied, Interview, Offer and Closed Record whether the employer offers visa sponsorship — Confirmed, Not sponsoring, or Unknown Set a closing date and see how many days are left Roles are sorted by deadline, so whatever closes soonest sits at the top A counter on the toolbar icon shows how many applications close within three days Search across companies, roles and your own notes Filter the list by status Keep free-text notes on each role: salary, contacts, interview prep, next action BUILT FOR DEADLINE-DRIVEN JOB SEARCHES Most job trackers ignore two things that decide whether an application is worth starting: whether the employer sponsors visas, and how long you have left to apply. JobLog puts both on the front screen. If you're applying on a visa, filtering out non-sponsoring employers early saves hours. If you're applying while working, seeing the closest deadline first stops applications quietly expiring. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Everything you save stays in your browser. There is no account to create, no server to sign in to, and nothing is uploaded anywhere. JobLog reads the address and title of the tab only at the moment you click "Save this page".
Aug 26, 2026
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