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Mark jobs Applied, Interested or Rejected on hiring.cafe and hide the ones you are done with. Private, no account. Cafe Tracker remembers which hiring.cafe jobs you already handled. Working a feed of thousands of listings means seeing the same jobs again tomorrow: did I apply to this one? Cafe Tracker puts Applied, Interested, and Rejected buttons on every listing card and hides what you are done with, so the feed only shows what still needs your attention. What it does - Adds Applied / Interested / Rejected buttons to every job card on hiring.cafe - Hides applied jobs with one toggle, so tomorrow's feed starts where you left off - Filters the feed by status with one-click chips - Remembers every mark locally, forever, across sessions and reloads - Runs only on hiring.cafe, nowhere else Free and Pro The full tracker is free forever: all three statuses on unlimited jobs, hide-applied, and status filters. A Zovo membership adds per-job notes, JSON export and import backup, bulk clear, hide-applied by default, and application-date stats in the popup. Built honestly Every mark lives in local storage on this device. Zero network calls, no account, no data collection. The extension reads only hiring.cafe listing cards and never touches your applications themselves. See your options Every plan is backed by a 14-day money-back guarantee. See plans at https://zovo.one/pricing
Aug 26, 2026
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