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Job Tracking Extension JobTrackr saves you from the tedious part of job hunting: keeping track of everything you've applied to. As you browse job postings, JobTrackr automatically detects the role, company, location, and link, then syncs it directly to a Google Sheet you own — no copy-pasting, no spreadsheet wrangling, no losing track of where you applied. ── HOW IT WORKS ── Browse to a job posting on a supported site or most career pages. JobTrackr reads the posting details and, with one click, saves the application to your connected Google Sheet. Your data lives in your spreadsheet, under your control. ── FEATURES ── - Automatic detection of job title, company, location, and posting URL - One-click save to your own Google Sheet - Works on LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, and a wide range of other job boards and company career pages - Detects postings on any site that publishes standard job-posting data, so coverage extends well beyond the big three - Your applications stay in your Google Sheet — easy to sort, filter, and review - Lightweight and stays out of your way until you need it ── WHY JOBTRACKR ── Most job trackers make you re-enter everything by hand or lock your data inside their app. JobTrackr does the opposite: it reads the posting for you and writes to a spreadsheet you own, so your job-search history is always yours to keep, export, and analyze however you like. ── PRIVACY ── JobTrackr only reads job-posting information from pages you visit and only writes to the Google Sheet you connect. It does not collect, sell, or share your personal data. See the privacy policy for full details.
Jul 30, 2026
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