Start tracking in 30 seconds
1. Create a free account · 2. Install the Chrome extension · 3. Apply as usual: LinkedIn auto-applies log themselves, other jobs take one click
1. Create a free account · 2. Install the Chrome extension · 3. Apply as usual: LinkedIn auto-applies log themselves, other jobs take one click
A dashboard that fills itself, replacing the spreadsheet you would have abandoned by week two.
Every application sent through LinkedIn Easy Apply auto-apply lands in your tracker with company, role, location, date and source. On Indeed, Glassdoor, Workday, Greenhouse, Lever and company career sites, click “Track this job” in the extension and it's saved.
See how many applications led to interviews and offers. Filter by company, source, location, status or date to spot which job sites work best for you. Premium adds advanced analytics with reply-rate and interview-rate trends.
Applied → Interview → Offer → Rejected. Update a status in one click. Applications with no reply after 7 days are flagged, so you know exactly who to follow up with.
The tailored resumes and cover letters you generate and your ATS scores live in the same dashboard as your applications, so you can see exactly what you sent where.
Fresh job suggestions matched to your profile sit right next to your tracker, so you always have something new to apply to.
Export all your applications to CSV at any time and open them in any spreadsheet or CRM. Delete your account and your data goes with it.
Two illustrative examples with sample data, after two to three weeks of applying.
Not on LinkedIn. Every application the extension sends through LinkedIn Easy Apply auto-apply is logged automatically. For jobs on other sites, click "Track this job" in the extension popup: it picks up the title and company and saves the job in one click. No spreadsheet needed.
Yes. Your tracker is tied to your account only: no other user, employer or recruiter can see it. You can delete your account and all its data at any time from Settings.
Yes. Export every application to CSV from the Applications page at any time and open it in any spreadsheet or CRM.
Response rate is the share of your applications that got any reply from a recruiter, rejections included. There is no universal benchmark: it varies a lot by role, seniority and market. If yours stays very low after a few dozen applications, your resume is usually the first thing to fix (try the free ATS Score Checker).
Yes. Unlimited applications are tracked on the free plan. Premium ($6.99/month) adds advanced analytics (reply-rate and interview-rate trends) and Career Insights.
You've heard the advice: "Track every application in a spreadsheet." Most people start one. Few keep it up past the second week. Why?
AutoApplyMax fixes this at the source. LinkedIn auto-applies are logged the moment they're sent, and any other job takes one click from the extension, with company, role, location, source and date. Your dashboard stays up to date, with no-reply flags and response stats built in.