Job Application Tracker for Google Sheets in 3 Clicks

1. In Job Log, click Export CSV.
2. In Google Sheets, choose File, Import, Upload and pick the file.
3. Each application is then one row, with the same columns Job Log uses: Company, Role, Link, Date applied, Status, Next step and Notes.

Seven columns are enough for a job search, so there is nothing to set up first.

Edit in Sheets all you like, then choose File, Download, CSV. In Job Log, click Import CSV and pick that file. Columns match by name, so keep the headers as they were.

Two are worth it. Add both in new columns to the right of your data.

• Status counts: =COUNTIF(E2:E7,"Applied") counts the rows whose Status is Applied. Change the word to count Received, Interview and so on. (COUNTIF reference)
• Days since you applied: =TODAY()-D2, filled down, with the cell formatted as a number. (TODAY reference)

Here is a made-up export of six applications, read on 2026-10-26.

The status counts come out to Applied 3, Received 1, Interview 1, Rejected 1, which adds to 6. Three of the six (Received, Interview, Rejected) have a reply of some kind, or 50%.

For follow-ups, the Job Log FAQ says most replies take 3 to 10 days. Filter for Status = Applied and Days since of 10 or more. Only Northwind Labs, at 14 days, qualifies. Adatum Energy (7) and Litware Bank (5) are still inside the normal window.

• Dates stay in YYYY-MM-DD, or the Days since formula returns the wrong number.
• Keep the six status words as they are: Applied, Received, Interview, Offer, Rejected, Closed.
• Download a fresh CSV before you import, so you do not import an old copy over newer work.
• Delete the two formula columns before you download the CSV for Job Log, so the file has only the seven columns.
• Job Log keeps its list in your browser on your device, and clearing site data removes it, so keep an exported copy.

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