Job tracker
Track applications after you mark Applied
Bring your own job description, finish Apply Kit, then keep status, the version you sent, and what happened next — in one place.
Resume.win is not a job board. The tracker is the CRM after Applied, not a scraped feed of openings.
Same job you imported
Status, kit, and outcomes stay on the posting — not a second spreadsheet.
Drafts stay visible
In-progress kits sit next to Applied roles so you can finish the loop.
Outcomes, not vanity scores
Reply, screen, offer, or silence — that history is the point.
A job application tracker, not a job board
Resume.win does not list openings. You bring a posting, finish Apply Kit, and the tracker holds that job: status, the resume version you sent, follow-up dates, and outcomes. That is what “job application tracker” means on this site.
Spreadsheets lose the tailored file. Status-only CRMs never see ATS or cover. This tracker is the CRM after Applied — the same job you imported, not a second database.
People searching for a tracker should land here, not on the product catalog. Features is a list of the stack. This URL is the tracking intent.
New accounts get one full Apply Kit free. Use it on a real posting, mark Applied, and let the tracker hold that row. Extra jobs come from referrals or a paid plan — not from inventing a feed of listings.
What you track after Applied
Applied date, the kit you finished, whether you shared a pack, and what happened next. Reply and screen rates by resume version are the point — vanity ATS scores are not.
In-progress jobs stay visible so you can continue a kit. The dashboard recent-jobs card does the same: drafts and applied roles together, labeled In progress or Applied.
When a screen is booked, Interview Pro mocks that JD. The tracker and the mock share the job. They are not separate apps.
Coaches and career centers can still review the Apply Pack you actually sent. The tracker is your list; the pack is the artifact. Both beat a status column with no file attached.
What this tracker will not do
It will not scrape Indeed for you. It will not auto-apply. It will not promise a reply rate. Inventory stays “bring your JD.”
It is not the resume builder and not the ATS checker. Those have their own pages. Use them before you mark Applied.
One Apply Kit is free. More jobs on the tracker come from referrals or a paid plan. Start with one finished application.
If you are looking for a board of openings, leave this page. If you already have a JD and want a record of what you sent, this is the tracker URL. Paste, finish the kit, then come back here to see Applied vs in progress and set the next follow-up.
How to use this page
- Import the posting. Paste a JD or job URL from LinkedIn, Indeed, or a careers page.
- Finish Apply Kit. Tailor, ATS check, cover, mark Applied. The tracker is empty until that loop starts.
- Log the outcome. Reply, screen, offer, or silence. That history is how you learn which resume versions work.
- Follow up on a date. Set the next touch. Share an Apply Pack if a coach or referral needs the version you sent.
FAQ
- Is Resume.win a free job application tracker?
- You can start free with one Apply Kit. The tracker is where that job lives after you import it. Extra kits come from referrals or Starter.
- Will the tracker find jobs for me?
- No. Paste a JD you already found. We are not a marketplace or a scraped feed.
- How is the tracker different from Apply Kit?
- Apply Kit is the finish loop on one posting. The tracker is the list, dates, and outcomes across jobs. You need the kit first or the row is just a draft.
- Where do mock interviews fit?
- After Applied, on that same job — see /mock-interview. Practice is Interview Pro. Tracking is this page.