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Privacy-first job application tracker with local ML classification Track your job applications effortlessly. JobLens uses AI to automatically identify and classify job-related emails in your Gmail inbox—and it all happens privately on your device. How It Works As you browse Gmail, this extension automatically detects job-related emails and adds color-coded badges: * 🟦 Blue: Application confirmations (“We received your application”) * 🟨 Gold: Interview requests (“We’d like to schedule an interview”) * 🟩 Green: Offers (“We’re pleased to extend an offer”) * 🟥 Red: Rejections (“We’ve decided to move forward with other candidates”) Non-job emails are ignored, so your inbox stays clean. You can also click a badge in the Gmail email list to temporarily filter the current view by that status. Click the active badge again to return to the full list. Privacy First Unlike other tools that send your emails to external servers, JobLens processes everything locally: * AI classification runs entirely in your browser using WebAssembly * Your email content never leaves your device * No accounts, logins, or sign-ups required * No analytics or tracking * No external data collection whatsoever The only network request is a one-time download of the AI model, which is then cached in your browser. Features * Instant classification as emails appear * Color-coded badges for quick visual scanning * Clickable badges for temporary status filtering * Confidence scores show classification certainty * Works with Gmail inbox, All Mail, and search results * Lightweight and fast * No configuration needed—just install and go Perfect For * Active job seekers managing dozens of applications * Anyone who wants to quickly spot important job updates * Privacy-conscious users who don’t want their emails analyzed by third parties Technical Details * Uses a fine-tuned sentence transformer model for accurate classification * Runs entirely in the browser using WebAssembly * Built on Manifest V3 (Chrome’s latest extension platform) * Minimal permissions—only what’s necessary * Open source