Xabi
Errotabehere.

The modern job search is broken in an embarrassingly specific way: you apply to dozens of roles, lose track of half of them, send the same generic CV to every listing, and wonder why the callback rate is so low. The tools that exist either do too little (spreadsheets) or too much (bloated ATS copycats designed for HR teams, not candidates).

I wanted one focused tool: a visual tracker that keeps every application organised, paired with an AI layer that actually saves you time by generating a tailored CV and cover letter for each specific role — not a generic rewrite, but one that reads the job description and rewrites your profile to match it.

Tracker.cv is that tool. It works on LinkedIn, Indeed, France Travail, Reed, Glassdoor, and any job board via a Chrome extension. It handles English and French markets natively. It generates Word-format documents you can actually edit.

It started as a side project during a particularly frustrating stint watching people apply for jobs the hard way. It is now a real product, used daily, and I am still the one answering your support emails.