ResumeLogBuilt during a job search. Keeping track shouldn’t be a second job.
A few months into a job search, I had a spreadsheet I’d stopped updating, a folder of résumés with names like cv-final-v3.pdf, and no idea which one I’d sent to which company.
Then a recruiter called about a role I’d applied to weeks earlier. I couldn’t remember the job description, or what I’d said in the Easy Apply form about my notice period.
So I built a small extension that saved the LinkedIn job I was looking at. Then a page to see them all. Then a way to check my résumé against the job before applying, because I kept guessing which keywords mattered.
That became ResumeLog. It’s a small, independent product and it’s still being built. If something is broken or missing, I’d like to hear about it.
No extra work. If keeping a log takes longer than applying, nobody keeps it. So it’s one button on the page you already have open.
Your search is yours. Your log is tied to your Google sign-in and nobody else can see it. No data is sold, and you can delete anything.
Scores you can read. The ATS check shows how it reached its number: six parts, each with a reason. You should be able to disagree with it.
It never applies for you. There are tools that mass-apply to hundreds of jobs. This isn’t one. You choose every application; ResumeLog remembers it.