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Capture job postings from job boards and save them to Career Rift Career Rift is your personal job search command center. Stop juggling spreadsheets, bookmarks, and scattered notes — organize your entire job search in one place. CAPTURE JOBS INSTANTLY Save job postings directly from popular job boards with a single click. Career Rift automatically extracts the job title, company, location, salary range, and description — no copy-pasting required. TRACK YOUR PIPELINE Every application moves through a visual pipeline: Draft → Applied → Interviewing → Accepted. See exactly where each opportunity stands at a glance with a kanban board or table view. STAY ORGANIZED - Add notes, tags, and checklists to each job - Track interview rounds with dates and outcomes - Set deadline reminders so you never miss an application window - Keep a complete activity timeline for every opportunity SUPPORTED JOB BOARDS - LinkedIn - Indeed - And more coming soon HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the extension 2. Browse your favorite job boards 3. Click the Career Rift button to save any job posting 4. Open your Career Rift dashboard to manage your applications Career Rift syncs with the Career Rift web app, giving you a full dashboard to manage your job search from any device. Note: Requires a free Career Rift account at careerrift.com ——— Release notes https://www.careerrift.com/extension/changelog
Aug 23, 2026
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