Easy Apply is where tracking breaks down
Easy Apply is designed for volume - four clicks and you are done, then straight back to the results list for the next one. That speed is the point, and it is exactly why nothing gets written down. Apptracka records each submission at the moment LinkedIn shows its "Application sent" confirmation, including which posting it belongs to. Clicking through to the next job in the list afterwards does not create a second record, because the submission is tied to the posting you actually applied from.
The description outlives the posting
LinkedIn postings disappear once they are filled or expire, taking the description with them. If an interview lands six weeks later, you are preparing from memory. Apptracka keeps the description with the application, which is also what its AI features work from - fit score, likely interview questions, and a cover letter matched to that specific posting.
Applications that leave LinkedIn
Plenty of LinkedIn postings send you to the company's own ATS - Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, Ashby. Those are the applications most likely to vanish from your records entirely, because LinkedIn cannot see whether you finished them. The extension follows the handoff and records the application on the far side, attributed to the job you started from.
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Frequently asked questions
Does this work with LinkedIn Easy Apply?
Yes. Easy Apply submissions are detected from LinkedIn's own confirmation, and the job is saved with its title, company, location and description.
Will it track applications I started on LinkedIn but finished elsewhere?
Yes, as long as the destination is one of the supported applicant tracking systems, or you have the opt-in all-websites mode enabled.
Does Apptracka need my LinkedIn password?
No. It never asks for or stores your LinkedIn credentials. The extension reads the job page you are already looking at in your own browser.