Week one
Immaculate. Every column filled in, colour-coded, sorted by date. This is the part everyone remembers.
jobpilot saves every application you submit, keeps its status current on its own, and tells you which roles have gone quiet — so you always know where you stand.
No card, no trial timer. Free while jobpilot is in early access.A tracker only helps if it is accurate, and it is only accurate if keeping it accurate costs you nothing.
Immaculate. Every column filled in, colour-coded, sorted by date. This is the part everyone remembers.
Statuses are stale. Two recruiters have replied and neither is recorded, because updating a row has no immediate payoff.
You are reading old confirmation emails to work out where you actually stand. The spreadsheet is now a worse record than your inbox.
Applications land here on their own the moment you submit them. No spreadsheet, no end-of-day catch-up, no gaps where you forgot.
Application count is vanity. Response rate and time-to-reply are the numbers that change what you do next — and neither survives a spreadsheet you stopped updating.
Recruiter names, referrals, and what was actually said in the screen — attached to the application instead of scattered across your inbox and three chat apps.
Save an opening from anywhere on the web and it sits in your tracker as a saved job — separate from what you have actually applied to, so your numbers stay honest.
You did not start your job search today. Import the applications you made before jobpilot existed so the stats reflect your whole search, not just the part after signup.
Silence after applying is indistinguishable from rejection. jobpilot re-checks the roles you are waiting on every six hours, and when a posting comes down — filled, or the req frozen — it moves to the top of your list instead of sitting there looking active.
Create an account, install the extension, and apply to one job. That is the whole setup.
no card / no trial timer / uninstall to cancel