Free Job Application Tracker
The Hunt is EndLuck's free job application tracker. Keep every saved role, sent application, and live interview in one pipeline — so you always know what you applied to, when, and what deserves your attention next.
Free account, no credit card. Your pipeline is private to you.
Move a sample application through the pipeline
Three fictional applications on a miniature version of the board. Pick one, move it between stages, and see what the tracker keeps for you. Sample data only — nothing here is saved, and refreshing the page resets it.
Saved
Applied
Screen
Nothing here yet
Interviewing
Juniper Works — Senior Software Engineer
Currently Interviewing · Remote (US) · Found via Referral
Your notesRecruiter screen went well. Technical round is the next step.
Next movePrepare properly — this is the stage where preparation actually changes the outcome.
This board holds three fictional applications. Yours holds every role you are actually chasing, linked to the resume you sent.
Explore The HuntSample companies and roles are fictional and are not EndLuck customers or partners. The real board adds later stages — offer, accepted, rejected, ghosted, withdrawn, and archived.
Know what you’ve applied to
Most job searches fall apart in the record-keeping. Twenty tabs, a half-finished spreadsheet, and a vague memory of which resume went where. Then a recruiter calls about a role you applied to five weeks ago and you cannot remember the posting, let alone what you claimed on the resume you sent.
A tracker fixes an unglamorous problem: it keeps the details you will need later, at the moment they actually matter.
See where everything stands
The Hunt is a pipeline, not a list. Saved roles you are still deciding on, applications you have sent, screens and interviews in motion, and closed outcomes all sit in their own stage. One glance tells you whether you have a volume problem or a conversion problem — those need different fixes.
Know what to do next
Your pipeline feeds Wingman's rule-based next-action guidance on your dashboard. Resume readiness comes first. Then saved jobs and your weekly application goal can guide the next move; interview practice follows when earlier priorities are met and you have active interviews without practice logged. It is guidance from your account activity, not automatic detection of what employers are doing.
What each application records
Company and role
Title, employer, and location, so a call five weeks later is not a guessing game.
Stage and date applied
Where it stands now and when you sent it.
Source and link
Where you found the role and a link back to the original posting.
A link to your stored resume
Associate a resume in your account with an application. This is a link, not a frozen snapshot of the file you sent.
Your notes
Referrals, recruiter names, salary ranges — whatever you need to remember.
What it does not do: EndLuck does not read your email, sync your calendar, send reminders, or detect employer replies. Statuses change when you change them. We would rather be straight with you than sell automation that does not exist.
Frequently asked questions
What is a job application tracker?
A job application tracker is a single place to record every role you have saved, applied to, or interviewed for, along with the details you will need later. It replaces the spreadsheet, browser tabs, and memory most people rely on during a job search.
What can I track in The Hunt?
The Hunt tracks the company, role title, location, status, where you found the role, the date you applied, the link to the posting, your own notes, and the stored resume linked to each application. Applications move through stages from saved and applied to screen, interviewing, offer, and closed outcomes.
Do I need an account to track my real applications?
Yes. The sample board on this page is fictional demo data held only in your browser and is never saved. Tracking your own applications requires a free EndLuck account so your pipeline persists across devices and sessions.
Can a job tracker replace my spreadsheet?
The Hunt can keep your application records in one place, link applications to a stored resume, and feed rule-based next-action guidance on your dashboard. It does not preserve a frozen copy of the file you sent. Keep the submitted PDF separately if you need an exact record.
Does EndLuck update application statuses automatically?
No. You control every status change. EndLuck does not read your email, sync your calendar, or detect responses from employers. Statuses move when you move them.
From resume to interview, keep the steps connected
Build your resume, review the evidence, and compare it to a role before you apply. Save the job and record your application in The Hunt. Keep notes as you move through screens and interviews, then prepare with Hot Seat when you want live practice. The job hunt tracker keeps the record; it does not apply on your behalf or predict an offer.
Your search deserves better than a spreadsheet.
Start tracking your real applications in one pipeline. Free to start.
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