Dashboard
Totals, response rate, interviews, offers, and follow-ups due.
Dev Job Hunt Kit
Keep your job search in one place.
A 12-tab application tracker for software engineers. See every role, follow-up, interview, offer, and next step without rebuilding your own spreadsheet.
Get the kit for $4.99
One payment. Excel + Google Sheets.
Twelve useful tabs. No busywork.
Log an application once. The dashboard, weekly count, and follow-up view update from there.
Contents
Quick links and a short setup guide.
Applications
Role, status, salary, source, contacts, dates, and notes.
Interviews
Every round, interviewer, prep note, and outcome.
Offer Compare
Base, bonus, equity, PTO, and year-one total.
DSA Study Plan
An eight-week path from arrays through mock interviews.
Outreach Templates
Messages for referrals, recruiters, and thank-yous.
Weekly Goals
Set a target. The sheet counts the applications.
Networking CRM
Keep contacts, context, and next-touch dates together.
STAR Stories
Build a reusable bank of behavioral interview stories.
Negotiation Scripts
Plain scripts for counters, deadlines, and declines.
Resume Versions
Track which resume went to which company.
The Next Action column gives you the next move.
Each application row turns its status and dates into a plain-English prompt, such as when to follow up or prep for an interview.
From checkout to tracking in minutes.
The file arrives after payment. No account or subscription to manage.
Pay once
Checkout is $4.99 through Stripe.
Download the file
Get the .xlsx workbook right after payment.
Open and start
Use it in Microsoft Excel or upload it to Google Sheets.
Coming soon
Never log an application by hand again.
Application Tracker is the next Career Kit. A Chrome extension spots the “thanks for applying” emails in your Gmail and logs each application for you. $5, one payment, when it launches.
A few common questions.
Is this a subscription?
No. It is one payment of $4.99 for the workbook.
Does it work in Excel or Google Sheets?
Both. Open the .xlsx file in Microsoft Excel, or upload it to Google Drive and choose “Open with Google Sheets.”
What if it does not help?
A spreadsheet cannot get you hired. It can keep your search clear, show what needs attention, and stop applications from slipping through the cracks. If you already have a system that does that well, you probably do not need this one.
Give every application a next step.
Download the Dev Job Hunt Kit for Excel and Google Sheets.