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Track job applications instantly. One click to save. Zero forms. Works on LinkedIn, Indeed, Greenhouse, Lever, and more. Unemployed Tribe — Job Tracker helps you capture and track job applications directly from job pages and email updates. Stop managing applications in spreadsheets or notes. Save jobs instantly and keep everything organized in one place inside your browser. What it does: - Save job listings from supported job sites in one click - Automatically extract job title, company, and link - Track application status in a structured dashboard - Capture updates from email notifications (like interview or rejection emails) - Manage all your applications without switching tools How it works: 1. Open a job listing (LinkedIn, Indeed, Greenhouse, Lever, etc.) 2. Click the extension or use the shortcut to save the job 3. View and manage all saved jobs in the tracker page 4. Use the shortcut on email pages to capture status updates Why install this: - No spreadsheets or manual tracking - No repetitive form filling - No scattered notes - Everything stays in your browser Privacy: - No data is collected - No data is sent to any server - No tracking or analytics - All data is stored locally in your browser (chrome.storage) Permissions explained: - activeTab: Access current page only when you use the extension - scripting: Inject logic only when triggered by user - storage: Save your tracked jobs locally - contextMenus: Save jobs via right-click - alarms: Used for internal refresh and cleanup This extension only works when you actively use it. It does not run in the background on websites.
Apr 6, 2026
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