Organize job listing links with notes for your job hunt

What you need

A linqlo account and an internet-connected device. Make sure you can access the same workspace in the web app. Free accounts can save up to 500 links. Check your remaining quota and current plan on the pricing page.

Example result

A collection called "Job Hunt 2026" with job listings you're considering. Notes include salary range, remote options, application deadline, and why this position matches your goals. Tags like "remote," "high-priority," or "apply-this-week" help you prioritize applications.

Diagram showing job listing cards organized into a collection. This is an illustration, not an actual product screenshot.

The images show demonstration data in the current web UI. Job listings and company names are fictional examples and don't represent real job postings or endorsements. They're not evidence of ATS integration, automatic job board syncing, or resume storage.

Steps

1. Create a job hunt collection

Create a collection like "Job Hunt 2026" or "Software Engineer Openings" to organize opportunities.

2. Save job listing URLs

Save 3–5 job posting URLs from job boards or company career pages. Paste the URL and confirm the job title appears in your list.

3. Add notes about salary and requirements

Note salary range, remote/hybrid/onsite policy, required skills, application deadline, and why this role interests you. Include details like "matches tech stack," "career growth opportunity," or "team culture appeals to me."

4. Tag for priority and status

Add tags like "remote," "high-priority," "apply-this-week," or "backup-option" to filter your list. Review each opportunity's notes to decide application order.

5. Open original job pages before applying

Before applying, open the original job page to check the latest requirements, benefits, application process, and whether the posting is still active. Update your notes if details changed.

Troubleshooting

If you can't find saved job listings, check your account, workspace, and collection settings, and remove any active search or tag filters. If saving failed or you lost connection, verify the URL isn't already saved before retrying. If not logged in, log in and confirm the target collection and URL. If share content didn't transfer, copy the URL from the job board or company site and add it manually.

Capabilities and limits

This is for organizing job listing page links as a job seeker, not syncing with applicant tracking systems (ATS), auto-importing from job boards, or storing resumes. You save public job page URLs and open them to check the latest information before applying. This doesn't permanently store job page content—if the employer removes a listing, the URL may no longer work.

Common questions

Can I auto-import jobs from LinkedIn or Indeed?

No. This guide covers URL saving and organization for individual job seekers. There's no automatic sync with job boards or ATS systems. Save interesting job URLs individually.

Will saved job listings stay accessible forever?

This guide covers URL saving and organization. If the employer removes the listing, makes it private, or requires login, access depends on the original site. It doesn't permanently store job page content or descriptions.

Can I share my job hunt collection with a career coach?

Yes. You can share collections with specific people if your plan supports team features. However, this guide focuses on personal job search organization. Check the pricing page for collaboration features.

Getting started and related articles

If you're not registered, create an account first. If logged in, confirm which workspace you're using.

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