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Browse jobs smarter — instant ATS scoring and one-click Google Sheets tracking. JobTrail gives every job posting an ATS score against your resume on the spot, so you spend your applying time on the roles that actually fit. Open a job posting on LinkedIn, Greenhouse, or Lever, open the JobTrail side panel, then click Run ATS. You get a 0–100 ATS score, a tier (Strong, Very Good, Good, Needs Work), and a three-color chip view of what's a direct match, what's adjacent, and what's a gap. When a role is worth pursuing, click Save to drop it into your own Google Sheet — title, company, salary, link, ATS score, and what to strengthen on your resume, all in one row. Free by default. Private by default. • Scoring runs on Chrome's built-in Gemini Nano, on your device. Your resume never leaves your machine. • No signup. No account. No backend. No telemetry. There is no server to receive your data. • Optional frontier models: for more nuanced ATS scoring (keyword fit, role match, qualifications, impact, domain), paste your own OpenAI, Anthropic, or Gemini API key in Settings. Your account, your bill, your data. • Saves go to a Google Sheet you own. JobTrail creates one tracker sheet on your first save and can only ever access that sheet — never your other files. What you see in the side panel • Title, company, salary, location, company stage — read directly from the page. • ATS Match score with a color-coded tier and a one-line reason. • Three chip rows: green for direct matches, amber for adjacent skills worth strengthening on your resume, red for true gaps. • Save button that writes one row to your tracker sheet (13 columns, set up automatically on first save). Where it works • LinkedIn, Greenhouse, and Lever job pages on desktop Chrome. What JobTrail is not • Not a job board. Not a recruiter outreach tool. Not an auto-apply tool. • Not a place that stores your data. Everything that matters lives on your machine or in a Google Sheet you own. Requires desktop Chrome. The Chrome side panel API isn't on mobile.
Jul 30, 2026
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