A job search gathers details quickly. Keep the roles you applied for, conversations you had and follow-ups you plan in a personal record you can return to.
Start with your own words. No account needed to make a browser draft.
Explore three fictional entries. Filter the example to see how an application or follow-up can carry its date, outcome, evidence note and next action together.
What goes in
Write what you actually did, from sending an application to contacting an employer.
Keep an outcome and a reference to evidence, such as the confirmation email you saved elsewhere.
Make the follow-up visible, with a date or a practical action to return to.
The example is invented. Your own log should describe actions you actually completed.
Showing 3 sample activities. These example filters are for this preview; your own log can be filtered by month.
Example Retail
Tailored my application to the role and applied through the company careers page.
Example Services
Sent a short follow-up asking whether my application had been received.
Community Library
Read the role description and noted examples from my volunteer work.
Download a blank job application tracker template, or inspect a filled-in fictional example. Both CSV files use the same columns as ApplyBrio’s log export. A downloaded CSV is a separate file; it does not add entries to your browser log.
The ApplyBrio log lets you add applications, research, interviews and other work-search activity. Edit entries as things change, then filter your record by month.
Your log is saved in this browser when storage is available. Export a workspace backup if you want a copy beyond this device.
Export your recorded entries as CSV, or use your browser’s print dialog to save a PDF.
Add a reference or link to evidence you keep elsewhere. The log does not upload evidence files.
This is your personal record. Check any work-search requirements that apply to you and use the relevant official service to report activity when required.