Career Ops is the only CRM built exclusively for job seekers. Track applications, automate follow-ups, and get analytics that tell you exactly what is — and is not — working.
See every application, in every stage, in real time.
Visualize your entire job search in a drag-and-drop kanban board. Move applications through stages: Saved, Applied, Screening, Interview, Offer, Rejected.
Never forget to follow up. Career Ops drafts personalized follow-up emails for every application — and sends them on schedule, automatically.
Get notified when it is time to follow up, when applications are going stale, and when jobs you saved are about to expire.
See your application-to-interview rate, your best-performing application channels, and exactly how your job search is trending over time.
Connect your email and Career Ops automatically detects responses, updates application status, and triggers next-step actions.
Three ways the spreadsheet is costing you interviews.
Manual copy-paste into rows. Easy to miss or duplicate.
Auto-imported from all job boards. Status always current.
Calendar reminders, sticky notes, or just forgetting entirely.
Automated follow-up sequences sent on your behalf — never miss a touchpoint.
No analytics. No patterns. Just a wall of rows.
Full dashboard: response rates, top channels, weekly progress charts.
Manually add applications or use Auto Apply for automatic import. Every application from every source lives in one place.
Choose a follow-up cadence and Career Ops drafts and schedules personalized emails — you review and approve, or let it run on autopilot.
Watch your pipeline in real time. Use analytics to double down on what is working and cut what is not.
Career Ops turns chaos into a clear, automated pipeline. Start for free today.
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