Job Search Tracker: Google Sheet / Excel
A spreadsheet with an applications log, follow-up dates and a simple pipeline count. Works in Google Sheets or Excel.
Simple, low-cost templates made by the person who runs this site. The first one is a Job Search Tracker, built while job hunting from the Owensboro area: log every application, see what's waiting on a reply and know when to follow up.
Same tracker, four formats. Pick the one that matches the tools you already use. Each comes with sample rows you can delete.
A spreadsheet with an applications log, follow-up dates and a simple pipeline count. Works in Google Sheets or Excel.
A Notion database with a Pipeline board, a Follow-Ups Due view and dropdowns for status and source.
Import the job search steps into Todoist as a project, with setup notes. Good if you already live in Todoist.
Print-and-fill pages for applications, interviews and follow-ups. For people who like pen and paper.
These are digital downloads sold through Gumroad and Payhip, which handle checkout and delivery. The site earns money when you buy one. A tracker helps you stay organized; it can't promise interviews or offers.
Want the rest of the job search setup? See the job seeker toolkit for video interview gear and books.
Questions or a format you'd like to see? Use the contact page.