Hiring runs on months of silence. JobTrailr keeps each application in one place from sent to answered, tells you which ones have stopped replying, and finds new roles straight from employers’ own career systems.
Your applications, documents and CV stay in your own account. Nothing is shared with anyone.
No dashboards for their own sake. Four things that change what you do next.
Every application as a card, grouped by where it stands. The counters at the top are the filters, so tapping Waiting shows only what is still open.
An application with no reply after three weeks gets flagged; after six it is marked cold. The roles worth chasing surface themselves instead of sinking down a list.
Discover searches national job boards in twenty countries, remote roles worldwide and employers’ own career systems at once. Follow a company and its openings show up here the day they are posted.
Describe the role you want in plain language. Add your CV once and it is read into a profile that scores each posting against what you have actually done, and says why.
Three steps, and the third one is the point.
Type it in, paste a posting, or use the browser clipper to pull the title, company, requisition number and closing date off any career page in one click.
Each application counts its own days of silence. Sort by longest waiting and the follow-ups write themselves.
Search employers’ career systems in your own words. Save anything promising to Interested, then promote it when you apply.
Set up an account and add your first application in about a minute.