Every application in one place, and a morning list of what to do.
Free forever, 20 applications at a time; delete one you are finished with and the slot comes back. Six stages, drag to move. What makes it more than a spreadsheet: every morning, Today tells you what to apply to, who to nudge and what to fix, with the reason.
Free forever · 20 applications at a time · nothing is sent without you
A list of applications is not a list of what to do next.
Twelve tabs, three colours, one forgotten follow-up
The row scrolled off screen. The recruiter replied. You saw it two days late.
You know what you applied to. Not what to do today.
A tracker records the past. The question every morning is which of thirty open applications deserves the next hour.
Nothing learns from what did not work
Six rejections at the same stage is a pattern. A spreadsheet does not notice.
Free tracks 20 at a time. Delete one, the slot comes back.
Tracking costs almost nothing to run, which is why the free ceiling is generous rather than absent.
Six stages. Drag to move. Nothing else to learn.
Saved, Applied, Screening, Interviewing, Offer, Rejected. Add a role by pasting the posting; when you tailor a resume for it, it is already there.
- One board for the whole search
- Internship or senior role, a company site or a board — every application, one place.
- Every card carries its verdict
- The Fit score you saw when you decided to apply stays attached.
- Yours to take with you
- Export everything from settings whenever you like.
Open one page each morning. The list is already sorted.
Today is a queue, not a dashboard. Each item is one thing to do, with the reason it is on the list. Snooze anything and it comes back when you said.
- Apply to this one
- "The best match you have open right now. It went up 31 hours ago."
- Follow up with that one
- "Six days of silence — worth a two-line nudge before it goes cold." The nudge is yours to write.
- Fix this on your profile
- The gap that came up in your last three fit analyses, named.
A brief in your inbox, an outcome in one click.
Between six and eight in your time zone: what changed overnight and what is waiting in Today. When a reply comes in, log the outcome from the email itself.
- Your time zone, your morning
- Skips a morning when there is nothing new rather than sending noise.
- Outcomes without opening the app
- Screening call booked? Rejected? One click in the email and the pipeline moves.
- Learnings that wait for a real sample
- When enough outcomes are in, Today says what they have in common. Until then it says "still learning".
Questions, answered straight.
Is the tracker really free?
Yes, permanently — holding up to 20 applications at a time, and finishing with one and deleting it frees the slot straight away. What the paid plan adds is unlimited tracking, the overnight search that finds and ranks new roles for you, and tailoring you never have to count.
How do I add a job?
Paste the posting — from LinkedIn, Naukri, Indeed, a company page, anywhere — and it is analysed and saved. Roles the overnight run finds on a paid plan land in Discover, and one click saves them. The Chrome extension saves a posting from the page itself, with its Fit score attached.
Does it track my applications automatically from my email?
No. Nothing reads your inbox. You move cards yourself, or log an outcome with one click from the morning brief email we send you.
Can I export my data?
Yes. Everything — profile, applications, history — from your account settings, delivered as a private download link by email.
What is the difference between Today and the Pipeline?
The Pipeline is the record: every application and its stage. Today is the queue: the handful of things worth doing this morning, each with the reason.
Stop keeping the spreadsheet alive.
Paste your first posting and the tracker, the verdict and your morning list are all there. Free forever, no card.