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On LinkedIn job posts, see whether other applicants heard back from a company — and share your own status. You applied. You waited. You followed up politely. You waited some more. Sound familiar? Did They Reply? adds a small widget directly to LinkedIn job postings, showing you real crowdsourced data from other job seekers in Japan — so you know before you apply whether a company actually responds to candidates, or just collects resumes into the void. How it works Browse job postings on LinkedIn as normal A small card appears on each posting showing community response data for that company Tell us your experience (heard back, no response, or haven't applied yet) Instantly see the aggregate: how many people heard back vs. got ghosted Your answer unlocks the data — because fair is fair Why it exists Japan's job market is notoriously quiet. Applications disappear. Recruiters go silent after three rounds of interviews. "We'll be in touch" turns into a philosophical concept. This extension won't fix that. But it will help you decide which companies are worth your time — based on what real applicants actually experienced, not what the job posting promises. What it tracks Heard back (at any stage) No response (CV stage, after interviews, or anywhere in between) Community totals per company, updated in real time Privacy No account required. No personal data collected. You're identified by an anonymous device ID — we never know who you are, only what you experienced. Built for job seekers in Japan Whether you're applying to gaishikei firms, local Japanese companies, or anything in between — if it's on LinkedIn and it's in Japan, Did They Reply? has your back. Made by a frustrated job seeker, for frustrated job seekers.
Jul 2, 2026
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