HireToolX

Job search organisation

Track every application on one Kanban board

Add each role with company, title and job link, then drag it across five stages as things move – Saved, Applied, Interviewing, Offer and Rejected. Keep the applied date, location, salary range, source and notes on each card, search and filter the board, and save LinkedIn jobs straight to it with the HireToolX extension.

Included in every Access Pass, from ₹299. One-time payment, nothing auto-renews.

What you get

  • Five stages: Saved, Applied, Interviewing, Offer and Rejected
  • Drag and drop cards, or change the stage from a dropdown
  • Applied date, location, salary, source and notes on every card
  • Search by company, role or location, and filter by stage
  • Save jobs from LinkedIn with the HireToolX Chrome extension
  • Open the original job posting from its card in one click

How it works

  1. Click Add job and enter the company, role and job link
  2. Add the applied date, location, salary, source and next step
  3. Drag the card to a new stage when you hear back
  4. Use search and the stage filter to see what needs a follow-up
  5. Review your Interviewing and Offer cards before every call

Why track your applications at all

An active job search quickly spreads across Naukri, LinkedIn, referrals, company career sites and recruiter calls. When a recruiter rings three weeks after you applied, you need to remember which role it was, what the job description said and what salary you mentioned. A single board turns that scattered history into something you can check in seconds, and shows whether your search is actually moving.

What to record for each application

You do not need every field for every job, but these details save the most trouble later:

  • The job link – postings are often taken down after a few weeks
  • The date you applied and where you applied (portal, referral, direct email)
  • The recruiter's or referrer's name
  • Expected or quoted salary, for example ₹12–15 LPA
  • What you said about your notice period
  • The next step and its date, written in the notes

A simple weekly routine

Once a week, go through the board from left to right. Apply to anything sitting in Saved for more than a few days, or remove it. For Applied roles with no response after a week or two, send one follow-up or ask a contact for a referral. Move roles that clearly went nowhere to Rejected so the board stays honest; jobs that never respond and keep getting reposted may be ghost listings worth skipping.

Before any recruiter call, open the card and reread the job description, your notes and the salary you discussed. It takes two minutes and stops you giving different answers to the same company. When an offer comes in, the Offer column keeps the details you need to compare it with others or negotiate.

Where your board is stored

Your tracked jobs are saved in your browser's local storage on the device you use. Nothing is shared with employers or other users. Because the data lives in that browser, use the same browser and device to see your board, and avoid clearing site data for HireToolX if you want to keep it. The board does not sync between your phone and laptop, so pick one main browser for your job search.

Frequently asked questions

Is my job tracker data private?

Yes. Your tracked jobs are stored in your browser on the device you use, and they are not visible to employers, recruiters or other HireToolX users. Jobs you save from LinkedIn with the HireToolX extension are added to the same board on that browser. You can edit or delete any card at any time.

Can I use the job tracker on my phone and laptop?

You can open it on both, but the board does not sync between devices or browsers, because it is saved locally in the browser you use. Pick one main browser for tracking. Clearing your browser data or using private browsing will remove or hide your saved board.

Can I track jobs from Naukri and other sites?

Yes. Click Add job and paste the company, role and job link from Naukri, Instahyre, Indeed, a company career page or anywhere else, and add the source so you remember where you applied. The HireToolX Chrome extension can also save LinkedIn jobs directly to your board.

How often should I follow up on a job application?

If you applied through a portal, wait about a week or two, then follow up once with a recruiter or contact at the company if you can find one. Write the follow-up date in the card's notes so you do not forget or follow up too often. Two follow-ups without a reply usually means it is time to move on.

Should I delete rejected applications?

Move them to the Rejected column instead. Keeping them shows how many applications turn into interviews, which helps you judge whether your resume or targeting needs work. It also stops you reapplying to the same role by accident, and you can still delete a card any time.

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