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Log job applications to Google Sheets with one click. Auto-detects job details from LinkedIn, Indeed, Greenhouse, and more. Job Application Logger saves you from tab-switching and copy-pasting every time you apply to a job. When you're viewing a job posting on a major job board, click the extension icon and it auto-fills the company, role, location, salary, and work arrangement straight from the page. Fill in anything it missed, pick a status, and click Log Application — it's saved to a Google Sheet in your own Google Drive. FEATURES - Auto-detects job details from 6 major job boards - Manual entry works everywhere else - Duplicate detection — warns you if you've already logged that company/role, with the option to update the existing entry instead of creating a new one - Status tracking (Applied, Phone Screen, Interview, Offer, Rejected, and more) - Everything lives in a spreadsheet you own — export it, chart it, share it, whatever you want PRIVACY Your data goes straight from your browser to your own Google Sheet, authenticated with your own Google account. There's no backend server, no analytics, no tracking, and nothing is ever sold or shared. Full privacy policy: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/brondumjacob/job-logger-chrome-extension/main/docs/PRIVACY_POLICY.md Source code is open: github.com/brondumjacob/job-logger-chrome-extension
Jul 16, 2026
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