A job application tracker - free and unlimited
Log every job you apply to in one place: a status from saved to offer, a follow-up date that reminds you, and the posting stored once to reuse across tailoring your CV and writing your letter. Completely free with every Taqdeem account.
Free to start, no credit card, and a real-text PDF export screening systems can read.
Fourteen applications in a month: some you can't remember when you applied to, some you never followed up on, and the postings are lost in your browser history.
Every job is a card with its status and dates, follow-ups surface themselves on time, and each posting sits saved - one click from a CV tailored to it.
How it works
Add the job and paste its posting
Company, title, link, and source (Jadarat, LinkedIn…) - with the posting saved on the card once.
Update the status as it moves
Five clear stages: saved, applied, interview, offer, rejected - one board showing your whole search.
Tailor, write, and follow up from the card
From each card: tailor your CV to that posting, write the cover letter, and set a follow-up date that reminds you on time.
Why track your applications at all?
A serious job search means dozens of parallel applications, and the difference between landing one and getting lost in the noise is often simple organization: who you applied to, when, and who deserves a follow-up this week. Following up a week after applying is normal practice in the Gulf market - but it doesn't happen without a reminder.
What makes it better than a spreadsheet or the other trackers?
A spreadsheet records; it doesn't act. Here the posting saved on the card powers the rest of Taqdeem: tailor-to-this-job opens the editor with the posting ready, and write-a-letter starts a cover letter from your own CV - you never paste the posting twice. The global trackers cap their free tiers and then charge monthly - this is free without limits, and Arabic-first.
Is it really free?
Yes - the tracking itself is free and unlimited for every account, because it uses no AI. The AI tools you launch from a card (tailoring, the letter writer) follow your regular Taqdeem plan.
How do the follow-up reminders work?
Set a follow-up date on any application, and when it arrives the card and the top of the board flag it - alongside our guide to writing a polite follow-up that lands without nagging.
Who is this for?
Ready to start? Your first CV is free
Frequently asked questions
Is the tracker free?+
Yes - free and unlimited with every Taqdeem account. No subscription, and it never touches your AI quota.
What are the stages?+
Five: saved (a job you intend to apply to), applied, interview, offer, rejected. Change it in one tap on the card.
Does it connect to my CVs and letters?+
Yes - link each application to the CV version and letter you used, and launch tailoring or the letter writer straight from the card with the saved posting.
Does it auto-apply for me?+
No - and we don't plan to. Auto-applying hurts application quality and your standing with employers; the tool organizes your search, and you do the applying.
Other tools you might need
From the blog: guides that help
After applying: the follow-up message that opens doors (ready templates)
The follow-up message after applying or interviewing is timing craft before it's writing craft: exactly when to follow up, four ready Arabic templates for every situation, which channel to use, and when stopping becomes the professional move.
The most common interview questions, with example answers
The most common interview questions in Saudi Arabia with model answers: tell me about yourself, your weaknesses, why hire you, expected salary, and behavioral questions with STAR.
The best job sites in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf: which deserve your time?
Job sites in Saudi and the Gulf are many and your time is limited: Jadarat, LinkedIn, Bayt, GulfTalent, Indeed, and company career pages. Who each site serves, its edge, its trap, and why three platforms are enough.