Job application tracker
Know where every first-job application stands
Keep entry-level roles, resume versions, notes, and replies together so you always know what to do next.
Problem
Why this is painful
When you are applying for your first full-time role, postings, resume versions, recruiter emails, and interview dates can quickly end up in different places.
Spreadsheets, Notion pages, bookmarks, and browser tabs break the connection between the role, the company, and what you actually did.
Status changes and follow-up notes get lost when application tracking lives in a tool that was never built around the job itself.
It becomes hard to remember when you applied, which resume you used, and what happens next when your pipeline grows.
Solution
How JobMaster helps
JobMaster connects each saved role to its application and next step, so you can see your progress without rebuilding a spreadsheet.
Track roles in a real dashboard
Keep every job in one place with company context, stage, source, and application history attached to the same record.
Keep notes and updates with the role
Store notes, reminders, and status changes directly on the application instead of scattering them across separate tools.
Connect tracking back to the application flow
Because jobs can be saved from LinkedIn and tied to application activity, your tracker does not drift away from the actual work.
How It Works
How it works
Save the role first
Capture the job from LinkedIn so the tracker starts with the real role and company, not an empty spreadsheet row.
Move the application through stages
Update the status as you apply, hear back, interview, or follow up so the dashboard reflects what is actually happening.
Keep notes and history attached
Store follow-up notes, application details, and activity history with the role so nothing gets lost between tools.
Trust
Why this helps with your first job search
Built around job context
The tracker stays tied to the saved role and company record, which is what spreadsheet systems usually fail to preserve well.
Dashboard plus autofill workflow
JobMaster is not just a tracker. The same system also supports the application flow that creates the records you want to manage.
Free Chrome extension
You can start with the extension and bring the tracker into your workflow without adopting a heavy new process all at once.
FAQ
Common questions
Does JobMaster work as a job application tracker?
Yes. JobMaster keeps jobs, statuses, notes, and application history in one dashboard designed around active job-search workflows.
Can it replace my spreadsheet or Notion tracker?
Yes. The goal is to replace ad hoc tracking tools with a system that keeps the role, company, and application context together.
Can I track applications even if I start from LinkedIn?
Yes. Saving the job from LinkedIn first is one of the cleanest ways to make sure the tracker starts with the right context.
Does the tracker include notes and status history?
Yes. Notes, stages, and application history stay attached to the role so you can review what happened without jumping between tools.
Is my application data private?
New accounts start in Private Mode, which encrypts supported records before upload. See the Privacy page for more details.
Related guides
Keep going with a guide for the next application site or task on your list.
Workday Autofill
Save entry-level jobs from LinkedIn, reuse details on Workday, and track your first full-time applications in one place.
Greenhouse Autofill
Save entry-level jobs from LinkedIn, reuse details on Greenhouse, and keep your first full-time applications organized.
ATS Autofill Extension
Save entry-level roles, reuse details across supported application sites, and track your first full-time job search with JobMaster.
LinkedIn Save + Autofill
Save entry-level jobs from LinkedIn, reuse application details, and keep each first-job application tied to its posting.
Core JobMaster pages
Features
See the tools that help you manage applications, interviews, documents, and notes for your first full-time role.
Supported ATS
Check whether the application site for an entry-level role works with JobMaster.
How It Works
Get from your first saved job to a tracked application in a few steps.
Help
Find setup steps and answers when your application workflow gets stuck.
Start tracking your first full-time applications
Save your next entry-level role from LinkedIn and keep its application, notes, and next step in view.
Last updated: September 24, 2026