Job Tracker Get Job Tracker

Good work
is out there.
Let’s find yours.

A little help finding work that fits your life. Get a thoughtful shortlist, help with applications, and a clearer plan for what comes next.

  • Roles that fit your experience and priorities
  • Applications that sound like you
  • Choose how much Job Tracker handles for you
Set up in Claude Desktop How it works
Works with✳ Claude Desktop · Code tab/Hermes Agent ↗
An example shortlistFRI / 07:33

Morning.
A few good possibilities.

For a search across marketing, customer success & operations.

01

Marketing Manager

Halyard · Remote, EU · €55–70k

Matches your remote + salary preferences
↗
02

Customer Success Manager

Ostra · Hybrid, Lisbon · €50–65k

Cover note drafted. Sounds like you.
↗
03

Operations Lead

Pinecrest Health · Remote, Europe

One catch: 2 days a month in Berlin.
?
Ready when you are0 applications sent
Your search. Your pace.Fewer, better applications.

You set the direction.
Job Tracker keeps it moving.

Choose where to look, what makes a good match, and how you want to apply. Once set up, Job Tracker follows that plan on a schedule and keeps track of what happens next.

  1. 01

    Looks where you ask.

    At the times you choose, Job Tracker checks the job boards and company careers pages you selected during setup. You don’t need to start a new search each day.

  2. 02

    Finds the roles that fit.

    Each role is checked against your setup filters, including role type, location, salary, and deal-breakers. Job Tracker verifies the employer’s posting and skips roles you’re already pursuing.

  3. 03

    Fills the forms. You set the rules.

    For matching roles, Job Tracker fills out application forms using your CV and saved answers. Choose to review each application before it’s sent, or enable automatic submission during setup. Anything it can’t complete comes back to you.

  4. 04

    Follows what happens next.

    Job Tracker logs each role from match to application, interview, and outcome. With your inbox and calendar connected, it checks for replies and interview updates on each run, updates your tracker, and flags what needs your attention.

“Remote.”
Until you read
the fine print.

You know the one. A promising role, followed by a catch three paragraphs down. Job Tracker checks the employer’s own posting before a role reaches your shortlist.

And if something doesn’t add up, it asks you.

A closer look↙
THE JOB BOARD SAYS

Remote · $140–180k

THE EMPLOYER ACTUALLY SAYS
“Hybrid, 3 days in our Austin office. $125–150k.”
↳
Off the list. Here’s why.

You asked for remote. This one isn’t.

Your search is personal.
Know where your data goes.

Stored on your computer.

Your data is yours. Profile, preferences, and application history are saved in a local file on your machine.

Free to use

Job Tracker is free. There’s no Job Tracker subscription or fee to find roles, prepare applications, or track your progress.*

Open for anyone to inspect.

Job Tracker is open source. Anyone can read the code to see how it stores information, connects to services, and handles applications. Review it yourself, or ask someone you trust to take a look.

* AI provider charges still apply.

Explore the source code Read about your data

Your next step.
A little easier.

✳   A moment with Job TrackerExample

Find marketing roles that fit my experience. Remote is a must.

✳   Job Tracker

I found three roles worth a closer look. Halyard’s Marketing Manager role matches your experience and salary range.

One less thing to check.

I checked the employer’s posting: it’s fully remote in Europe. Two other listings said “remote” but required office days, so I left those out.

Would you like to see the shortlist?

Prefer a shortcut? /job-tracker:sweep --limit 5

Type this in Claude to start the same routine.

Illustrative conversation with “Review first” selected during setup.

Works best with
the tools you already use.

Connect your calendar, email, and browser, and let Job Tracker do more of the legwork. With your connectors set up, it can follow replies, keep track of interviews, and help with applications in one place.

A few steps now.
A calmer search ahead.

1

Open Claude’s Code tab

Open the Claude desktop app ↗ and sign in. Choose Code, select Local, then choose a folder for your job search. You can create one called “My job search”.

ChatCoworkCode⌂ Local

You’ll use the Code tab, but you won’t need to write code.

2

Add Job Tracker

Next to the message box, open + → Plugins → Add plugin. Add the Job Tracker repository as a marketplace, then select job-tracker and install it for your user account.

https://github.com/adamwardecki/job-hunt-mcp

A marketplace is simply where Claude finds the add-on.

3

Let Job Tracker get to know you

Start a fresh local session. Copy this into Claude’s message box and press Enter. It will guide you through adding your CV, choosing your preferences, and trying a small first search.

/job-tracker:setup

If it asks for Node.js, follow the guided installer, then quit and reopen Claude to continue.

4

Choose when to look

Choose your sources, filters, and a local search schedule. Decide whether to review applications before submission or enable automatic applications for matching roles. You can also start a search yourself.

For your morning shortlist

Scheduled searches run on this computer. Keep Claude Desktop open and your computer awake at the time you choose.

Claude’s guide to desktop plugins ↗