Check whether you have already applied before you apply again.
Highlight jobs in a LinkedIn or Indeed alert email, then compare them with your saved application spreadsheet. Review application matches and dates, and copy the opportunities you want to pursue.
Check your application historyMatch company names and job titles against the records in your selected spreadsheet.
Focus on the next opportunitySee unmatched jobs first and previous applications with their recorded dates.
Keep your own workflowSelect the spreadsheet you already use. Application matching happens locally, and the extension does not edit your spreadsheet.
Review and organizeCopy selected jobs, review available descriptions, and hide listings you do not want to see again.
A few things to know
Fits your browser. Uses your records.
What do I need?
Chrome or Microsoft Edge version 120 or newer, an application log, and LinkedIn or Indeed job-alert emails. Supported files include .xlsx, .xlsm, .xls, .csv, and .tsv.
How is the extension installed?
The download includes a Windows setup script and instructions for loading the extension through your browser’s Extensions page. You must explicitly accept the agreement before setup copies the extension to its installation folder. Keep that folder after installation.
Does “Not applied” mean I have never applied?
It means no matching company and job title were found in the spreadsheet you selected. Review differences in wording and keep your application log current.
What happens to my data?
Spreadsheet matching happens locally. Job-description and listing-status checks contact job websites. Browser settings and hidden jobs stay in the browser profile; the extension does not synchronize them between computers.
Which listings are filtered?
This release automatically excludes AstraZeneca listings, co-op roles, internships, and postdoctoral positions. You can also hide individual jobs and undo those manual hides.
