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The tracker is a kanban-style pipeline of every application you’ve submitted through Yoinka (or added manually). It’s designed to answer “what’s my status at Company X” without hunting through email.

Stages

Default stages:
  1. Applied — you submitted the application
  2. Interviewing — recruiter or hiring manager replied
  3. Offer — got an offer
  4. Rejected — closed, either side
  5. Ghosted — no reply after 2+ weeks
You can rename, reorder, or add stages per-tracker.

Trackers

A tracker is a pipeline. Most people have one, but you can split by cycle:
  • Summer 2026 Internship
  • Full-time New Grad
  • Exploring
Each tracker has its own stages and its own application list.

Adding an application

  • Automatic: clicking Apply on a jobs feed card creates a tracked application in your default tracker at the Applied stage.
  • Manual: on the tracker page click Add application and paste the URL.

Moving between stages

Drag and drop. Or click a card → Move to stage.

Notes

Every tracked application has a notes field. Put recruiter names, interview dates, takeaways — whatever you need to remember next time they follow up.

Reminders

For applications sitting in Applied for more than 14 days, Yoinka can nudge you with a “follow up?” notification. Enable in Settings.

Customizing stages

Click Customize on a tracker’s header to:
  • Rename a stage (e.g. rename InterviewingTechnical screen)
  • Reorder via drag-and-drop
  • Add a stage — Phone screen, Take-home, Onsite, Offer negotiation, whatever fits your process
  • Delete a stage (applications in that stage fall back to the previous one)

Importing existing applications

If you already have a list elsewhere (Notion, Excel, Airtable), use Tracker → Import CSV. Required columns:
  • company (required)
  • role (required)
  • url — the application page URL (optional but recommended)
  • stage — one of your stage names (defaults to Applied)
  • applied_at — ISO date, e.g. 2026-04-15 (defaults to today)
  • notes — free-text
Rows are added to the current tracker. Existing applications with the same URL are not duplicated.

Exporting

Tracker → ⋯ → Export CSV dumps the entire pipeline as a CSV you can open in Excel, Sheets, or Airtable.

FAQ

Yes — each tracker is independent. Common patterns are one per job-search cycle (Summer 2026 Internship, Full-time New Grad, Exploring).
Not yet. We’re exploring a Gmail integration but it’s not built. For now, move applications between stages manually.
The web app works on mobile browsers. A dedicated mobile app isn’t on the roadmap.
Not on Free or Pro. Enterprise accounts get multi-seat trackers.