+1<p>I did find it difficult when I was applying for jobs. I had reasons for applying to hundreds of companies through different sources and I used google spreadsheet to keep track. I felt it was not enough when I started getting updates and keeping track of previous conversation became painful. So I put together a django application to do this. I just pushed it to github [1]
I didn&#x27;t need much of features on web UI, I used default admin app.<p>I never thought of searching for something like this, so options suggested in comments here are new to me, and not being arrogant but if I have to do job search again then I will still use my django app because - its good enough, self hosted, can modify at any time, etc.<p>however, to answer your question: Yes, I do feel there is a need for no-bs-app for doing this. Not everyone is a developer, they do need ready-to-use app.<p>will I pay? : if I am looking for switch from current one then probably, if I don&#x27;t have a job then no.<p>If you need any help with workflows, feedback, ux etc, would be glad to help (for free)<p>[1] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;Omie&#x2F;jtracker" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;Omie&#x2F;jtracker</a>