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.
Templates by The Hire Power™ · Opportunity looks good on you
Simple, low-cost templates from The Hire Power™, made to help with a job search or a household budget. The first set is a Job Search Tracker: log every application, see what is 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.
Want all four? The Job Search Tracker bundle is on Gumroad and also on Payhip.
For Kentucky state postings and other U.S. state applications, with space for exams and a follow-up date.
Built around paydays on the 15th and 30th, with a few days of buffer before each due date.
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 cannot promise interviews or offers.
For a short equipment list, see the job-seeker and home-office gear page. Questions? Use the contact page.