Job application tracker

Track applications after the resume is sent

Keep generated and custom applications organized in one workspace, with statuses, saved documents, job details, interview preparation, and follow-through notes.

Search to follow-up

One job-search workspace

Live workflow

Active search

Keep newly found roles separate from jobs you already applied to.

Interview stage

Open the job description, documents, and prep notes before the conversation.

Custom opportunity

Add roles from referrals, company sites, or recruiter messages and generate documents later.

A job search gets messy when every application lives in a different tab, inbox thread, spreadsheet row, and download folder. The tracker page exists to keep the story of each opportunity together.

JobSpidey connects saved jobs, generated documents, custom opportunities, statuses, and interview preparation so you can see what has happened and what needs attention next.

The value of a tracker is not just remembering where you applied. It is reducing the friction between finding a role, sending a stronger application, and preparing for the follow-up.

What a useful application tracker should preserve

Context

Keep the job title, company, location, source, description, and generated documents together instead of splitting them across tools.

Status

Separate saved, applied, interviewing, archived, and deleted roles so the next action is clear at a glance.

Preparation

Use the same application record to reopen documents, review the role, build cheat sheets, and start interview practice.

Momentum

Custom jobs and board/table views help you keep outside referrals, recruiter leads, and direct company applications in the same workflow.

How it works

A focused workflow for serious applications

1

Save the opportunity

Keep discovered jobs and custom applications together so important details do not vanish across tabs and spreadsheets.

2

Move the status forward

Track saved, applied, interviewing, deleted, and follow-up states as the job search changes.

3

Prepare from context

Open documents, job descriptions, match notes, and interview practice from the same application record.

What you get

Built around the job-search moments that matter

JobSpidey keeps the workflow practical: clear documents, role context, application history, and interview preparation stay connected.

Board and table views for active applications
Custom job tracking for roles found outside JobSpidey
Saved resume and cover-letter documents per application
Interview cheat sheets and practice interview entry points
Trash and retention flow for deleted applications
Cleaner follow-through across a longer search

FAQ

Common questions

Can I track jobs I found outside JobSpidey?

Yes. Custom job creation lets you add outside opportunities and generate documents when you are ready.

Does the tracker store generated documents?

Yes. Application records keep generated resume and cover-letter links together with the job details.

Is the tracker public?

No. Application tracking is part of the authenticated workspace and remains noindex.

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