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Dashboard and tracker for job applications by URL, with a motivational 3D companion. How many times have you heard a friend say, “Apply to at least a hundred jobs to get a summer internship,” only for the mechanical clicking and “Thank you for applying…” emails to feel less and less motivating? Applying is the job. While metrics for success are certainly elusive and shifting, effort can be quantified, and trying is still valued. Applied [x100] is an in-browser extension that makes it slightly easier to track your applications and climb the Sisyphean mountain that is today’s job market. There’s also a cat. While applying can feel undignified, you keep its hunger for applications satiated, just as you keep your self-esteem afloat. It’s exhausting to switch back and forth between your Excel spreadsheets and Chrome just to log every job. Now you don’t have to leave the browser. Paste a posting URL or right-click any page → Save this page as job application. -- What’s inside One-click capture of any job posting from the toolbar, context menu, or keyboard. A dashboard to counts applications sent this week, month, or quarter and to set up a goal for the number applications depending on how deep / desperate you are in the job search process. A tracker that lists every saved posting and sort them by status. A deadpan 3D companion that stares you in the eye and reacts to your progress and touch. --- Private by default Everything stays in your browser’s local storage. No accounts / analytics / servers is being set. We have no way of knowing where you’re applying no matter how hard we try.
Apr 22, 2026
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