Buy it for yourself or gift it to someone who needs it! This is the full version of my job application tracker, with the parts that actually change how your search goes. Most people track applications in their head, or in a note on their phone, and three weeks later they cannot remember which company they applied to, when, or with which version of their resume. That is not a discipline problem. It is a system problem, and this is the system. It is built around the thing most people miss: applying more is not what gets you hired. Knowing which part of your search is broken is. What you'll get: An applications tracker that calculates your real numbers: applications sent, interviews reached, interview rate, offer rate, and how long companies actually take to reply A column for which resume version you sent, so when one version starts getting interviews you know exactly why A networking tracker, because a lot of roles get filled through people rather than job ads 8 follow-up messages written by me, ready to copy and send: after applying, after an interview, chasing silence, asking for a referral, cold outreach, reconnecting with an old contact, after a rejection, and when a recruiter disappears mid-process A weekly plan where you set a target on Monday and see the real number on Friday Automatic alerts on anything sitting over 10 days without a reply How it works You fill in one tab. Everything else calculates itself. No formulas to build, no setup. Dropdowns for status, job type, work mode, source and interview stage, so you are not retyping the same words. Colour coding so you can see the state of your search at a glance. Room for 300 applications, 200 contacts and 25 weeks. Works in Google Sheets and in Excel. This is for you if you are applying regularly and want to know what is actually working, instead of guessing. This is not for you if you have sent three applications so far. Start with the free tracker, and come back when you have enough data to see a pattern. Delivery: Instant download after purchase.
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