A job application tracker you never fill in.
Every tracker you’ve tried died the same way: you stopped updating it. Tailr writes the row for you the moment you download a tailored resume — company, role, file, date — and flags the ones that have gone quiet.
Free to start. Comes with the resume tailoring built in.
2 follow-ups due
AppLovin and Stripe haven’t replied in a week.
- Follow up
AppLovin · Applied AI Engineer
Ria-AppLovin.docx · applied 9 Sep
- Applied
Future · Applied AI Engineer
Ria-Future.docx · applied 16 Sep
- Interview
Linear · Product Engineer
Ria-Linear.docx · applied 4 Sep
- Follow up
Stripe · ML Engineer, Risk
Ria-Stripe.docx · applied 2 Sep
The spreadsheet works for a week. Then it’s a lie.
You set it up properly. Columns for company, role, date, status, link, notes. The first ten applications go in beautifully. Then one night you apply to six jobs in a row and update it “tomorrow,” and from that point on it’s a record of the job search you had three weeks ago.
The tracker fails because it’s a separate chore, done after the real work. The fix isn’t a better spreadsheet. It’s attaching the record to something you were going to do anyway — like downloading the resume you’re about to send.
What lands in the tracker, without you typing it.
Which resume you sent
The exact file, named for the company, so you can reread it before the interview.
Where and when
Company, role, the posting itself, and the day you applied.
What happens next
Applied, follow up, interview, or closed. Update it in one click when you hear back.
When to nudge
A week of silence gets flagged, so following up is a decision rather than a memory test.
It happens when you download.
Tailr already knows the company and the role, because it read the posting to tailor your resume. It knows the file, because it just made it. So the moment you click download, the application is logged with today’s date and a follow-up pencilled in for a week later.
Heard back? Change the status and the follow-up clears. The whole thing lives in your Chrome profile, so it’s yours and nobody else’s.
Saved to your tracker
Stripe · ML Engineer, Risk
- Resume
- Ria-Stripe.docx
- Applied
- Today
- Status
- Applied
- Follow up
- In 7 days
Nothing to fill in. It happened when you downloaded the file.
Know where every application stands.
Install Tailr, tailor your next resume, and the tracker starts itself. By the tenth application you’ll wonder how you managed without it.