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Save jobs from 9 popular boards in one click, see how your CV matches each role, and draft cover letters. Trackr saves jobs from popular boards to your personal tracker and shows how your CV matches each vacancy. You're on a job posting. You click Save. The vacancy lands on your Trackr board with the title, company, link, and salary already filled in. A side panel opens beside the page with two things: 1. Your CV match for this specific role, as a percent, plus the skills the job lists that aren't on your CV yet. 2. A cover letter for this exact vacancy, generated in the tone you pick (friendly, formal, or short). Where it works The extension activates on the major Ukrainian and international job boards used by developers, designers, and marketers. When you open a vacancy on a supported site, the Save pill and CV-fit badge appear on the page automatically. What you need A free account at trackr.help. Sign up takes 30 seconds, no card. Your CV stays on trackr.help, the extension only reads the vacancy you're looking at. Privacy The extension runs only on the job boards it supports. We don't sell data and we don't show ads. Job parsing happens locally in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere until you press Save or Generate. Full policy: https://trackr.help/extension/privacy Contact support@trackr.help
Jun 12, 2026
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