In your job hunt, there’s one simple habit that’s often overlooked—but it can make a huge difference: tracking every job you apply for.
“Which jobs have I applied for?”
“Did I already submit something to this company?”
“Which version of my resume did I use?”
“How many applications did I send this week?”
If you can’t answer these questions easily, you're not alone.
That’s exactly what JobWizard’s Track feature is designed to solve.
Track is JobWizard’s built-in tool for organizing your job applications.
It automatically records the positions you've interacted with while using other JobWizard features.
It keeps track of four types of job activity:
Each job entry includes:
Everything is searchable, sortable, and neatly organized across four tabs.
In addition to automatic tracking, Track allows you to manually enrich each job entry:
This gives you a full picture for each job:
→ What it is, when you applied, how strong the match was, which resume you used, and where things stand now.
Click "Analyze my application history" to view:
Even in its beta stage, this feature gives you clear, quantitative insight into your job search behavior—perfect for review or planning.
Track doesn’t ping you with reminders or notifications.
There’s no guilt-tripping, no “you should be applying” messages.
It’s just a quiet system that logs your activity.
Come back to it when you’re ready—or check it daily. Your choice.
Track works in harmony with other modules:
Even though Track is not flashy, it’s your central archive of everything you've done—and that makes it essential.
You’ll never have to manage a Google Sheet again.
Track keeps your job search organized, searchable, and complete—without any extra work.
🚀 Get started with JobWizard in 3 minutes (Product Guide)
✅ One-click form filling (Autofill)
✍️ Instant cover letter generation (Cover Letter)
🔍 Resume–JD analysis and scoring (Insight)
✨ Keyword extraction + rewrite suggestions (Highlight)
🤝 Find referrers and generate DM templates (Find Referrers)
💬 Resume editing via AI-powered conversation (Chat)
Track ties all of that together—quietly, reliably, and always there when you need it.