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Pin the jobs worth your time. Statuses, notes and labels right on the LinkedIn job card — 100% local, no account. Pin the jobs worth your time. JobPinboard turns LinkedIn Jobs into a workspace you can actually manage. Set a status, jot a note, or tag a role with a colour label — right on the job card, without leaving the search results. No second tab, no spreadsheet, no account. WHAT IT DOES • Status at a glance — mark a job Applied, Saved, Interview or Rejected. The card shows an ambient status pill; untouched cards stay exactly as LinkedIn drew them. • Notes on the card — "recruiter said Q3 start", "salary was vague". Autosaves as you type. • Colour labels — "Dream role", "Remote only", whatever you need. Create and rename them inline. • Hide the noise — dismiss a job you've ruled out, with a 5-second undo if you misfire. • Filter the live list — narrow the results by status, label, or a text search over title and company. Non-matching cards collapse away. • Dashboard — the toolbar popup gives counts by status, search across everything you've tracked, and tap-to-filter tiles. • Keyboard triage — j/k to move, single keys to set status, add a label, write a note or hide. Built for working through 300 jobs, not 3. • Backup and restore — export everything to a JSON file and import it on another machine. PRIVACY Everything stays on your device. JobPinboard stores your annotations in your browser's local storage and makes no network requests of any kind — there is no server, no account, no sign-up, and no analytics. Your job search is nobody else's business. It also never automates LinkedIn. It does not apply, connect, message, or click anything on your behalf. It only annotates what is already on the page, which keeps your account safe. BUILT TO FEEL NATIVE The interface matches LinkedIn's own layout and respects your light or dark theme. Untracked cards are left pixel-identical to how LinkedIn rendered them — the extension only takes up space once a card actually carries your data. Works on LinkedIn Jobs search, recommended jobs, and collections.
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