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Resume Tracked is a private document tracker for job seekers managing multiple versions of their resume, cover letter, portfolio, or reference sheet. Upload your files, preview supported formats, and log the company, role, job link, notes, and timestamp whenever you send a document. You can quickly see exactly what you sent, where you sent it, and when. It supports PDF, DOC, DOCX, and Markdown files, with private storage, secure access, searchable send history, and JSON export/data controls.
I’m KM, I built Resume Trackedbecause I kept running into one annoying problem while applying for jobs.
I would send one resume for a software role, another version for IT support, another one for cybersecurity, maybe a slightly different cover letter for a specific company.
Then a few weeks later, I would get a callback and think:
“Wait… which version did I send them?”
That sounds small, but before an interview, it actually matters.
You want to know what they saw.
You want to prepare around the right projects, skills, and wording.
And you do not want to dig through random folders, downloads, emails, or renamed files like:
It is a simple private vault for the job documents you already use resumes, cover letters, portfolios, reference sheets, plus a history of where and when you sent them.
You can upload your documents, log the company and role, add the job link and notes, and later search back when an interview or follow-up comes in.
The whole idea is simple:
Track every resume you send, so future you is not confused.
I’ll keep improving the product based on real feedback. The goal is to make the whole flow fast enough that you can upload, log, and find the right resume without wasting time.
I’m also planning to launch a Chrome extension later, so job seekers can save the company, role, job link, and resume version directly while applying.
For launch, I’m offering Lifetime Pro for $29 one-time, limited to the first 100 users.
I would genuinely love feedback from anyone applying for jobs right now.
When you get an interview, how do you currently remember which resume or document version you sent?
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About Resume Tracked on Product Hunt
“Never forget which resume you sent.”
Resume Tracked was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #130 on the daily leaderboard. Resume Tracked is a private document tracker for job seekers managing multiple versions of their resume, cover letter, portfolio, or reference sheet. Upload your files, preview supported formats, and log the company, role, job link, notes, and timestamp whenever you send a document. You can quickly see exactly what you sent, where you sent it, and when. It supports PDF, DOC, DOCX, and Markdown files, with private storage, secure access, searchable send history, and JSON export/data controls.
Resume Tracked was featured in Productivity (653.3k followers), Tech (625.1k followers) and Career (2.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 307.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Resume Tracked?
Resume Tracked was hunted by K.M Fazle Rabbi. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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K.M Fazle Rabbi
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m KM, I built Resume Tracked because I kept running into one annoying problem while applying for jobs.
I would send one resume for a software role, another version for IT support, another one for cybersecurity, maybe a slightly different cover letter for a specific company.
Then a few weeks later, I would get a callback and think:
“Wait… which version did I send them?”
That sounds small, but before an interview, it actually matters.
You want to know what they saw.
You want to prepare around the right projects, skills, and wording.
And you do not want to dig through random folders, downloads, emails, or renamed files like:
resume-final.pdf
resume-final-2.pdf
resume-new-updated.pdf
So I built Resume Tracked.
It is not a resume builder.
It is a simple private vault for the job documents you already use resumes, cover letters, portfolios, reference sheets, plus a history of where and when you sent them.
You can upload your documents, log the company and role, add the job link and notes, and later search back when an interview or follow-up comes in.
The whole idea is simple:
Track every resume you send, so future you is not confused.
I’ll keep improving the product based on real feedback. The goal is to make the whole flow fast enough that you can upload, log, and find the right resume without wasting time.
I’m also planning to launch a Chrome extension later, so job seekers can save the company, role, job link, and resume version directly while applying.
For launch, I’m offering Lifetime Pro for $29 one-time, limited to the first 100 users.
I would genuinely love feedback from anyone applying for jobs right now.
When you get an interview, how do you currently remember which resume or document version you sent?
Thanks for checking it out.
KM
Creator, Resume Tracked