The template library · Free, by Trawle
Job application tracker templates for Excel and Google Sheets. Start with a layout you like, add jobs worth applying for, and take your search wherever you work best.
No sign-up. No locked cells. Yours to keep.
01 / Start simple
A clear next step for every application.
Excel · Google Sheets import · CSV
| Company | Job title | Location / remote eligibility | Application URL | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example company (fictional) | Product designer | Copenhagen · Hybrid | — | Saved |
02 / Stay on top of the details
Several conversations moving at once.
Excel · Google Sheets import · CSV
| Company | Job title | Location / remote eligibility | Application URL | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example company (fictional) | Product designer | Copenhagen · Hybrid | — | Saved |
03 / Plan your recruiting season
Planning a recruiting season, one deadline at a time.
Excel · Google Sheets import · CSV
| Company | Job title | Location / remote eligibility | Application URL | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example company (fictional) | Product design intern | Copenhagen · Hybrid | — | Saved |
Pick a template, then search by role, location and the things that matter to you. Export the jobs you want in the same layout, with company names and application links already filled in.
Find jobs for my trackerChoose Excel for a formatted workbook with a status dropdown, an example tab and instructions. For Google Sheets, import that workbook into a new spreadsheet. Choose CSV when you just want the columns and data: it does not include formatting or dropdowns.