Journal & Quick Notes
Write down wins, lessons, and stray ideas the day they happen. Quick notes catch the small stuff; journal entries can stay private or go public as a running career feed.
Your career, in one place
Notes, wins, todos, journal entries — they all file into one career record on xptracker. So when you need a resume or a self-review, it's already written. You're just choosing what to show.
Live demo — pick labels and watch the resume change
How It Works
Quick notes, journal entries, todos — capture wins and lessons the day they happen, before they blur together.
Experiences, projects, and skills, tagged with labels like "Python" or "Leadership" — or let AI tag them for you. One career history, in one place.
Generate a tailored resume in seconds, check a job listing against your record, or turn on a public page recruiters can find.
Career DNA shows your years of experience per skill — computed from what you've actually done, not what you happen to remember.
Features
Notes, todos, a journal, labels, resume generation, job matching, AI tools, and a public page — all included.
Write down wins, lessons, and stray ideas the day they happen. Quick notes catch the small stuff; journal entries can stay private or go public as a running career feed.
A simple daily checklist that lives next to your notes — so the day's work and the day's record stay in the same place.
Create labels like "Python" or "Leadership" and tag your experiences with them. Labels are how you filter your record into a resume — and how xptracker understands what you've actually done.
Your years of experience per skill, computed from your actual record — not a guess. Watch it shift as your career does, and see which skills visitors to your public page look at most.
Pick labels, preview the result, and export to Word. One record, any version — no more folders full of "resume_final_v3_REAL.docx."
See job listings scored against your record, and check any job description to find which of your labels it's asking for — before you spend an evening applying.
Turn on a public page with a custom URL you can put on LinkedIn, in emails, or on a business card. It gets indexed by search engines. Off by default — your data stays private until you flip the switch.
Link your Bluesky account and share journal entries directly to the AT Protocol network. Your profile photo appears on public pages, and posts link back to your profile.
Upload an existing resume and let AI parse it into structured entries. Generate labels across categories like technical skills, job functions, and impact types — then auto-apply them across your entire resume library in one click.
Everything listed on this page is included. Sign up now and you keep lifetime access to what you signed up for, even after pricing changes.
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FAQ
Career journal with quick notes and a public feed, daily todos, customizable labels, Career DNA (years of experience per skill), dynamic resume generation with Word export, job matching and job description checks, AI-powered resume parsing and label generation, an opt-in public shareable page (search-engine indexed), Bluesky integration, and a founder profile badge.
Resume builders and job trackers are built for the job search, so they go quiet the day you get hired. xptracker is built for the part in between: the actual job. You keep notes, todos, and a journal as you work, everything files into one tagged career record, and when you do need a resume you generate it from what you actually did instead of reconstructing it from memory. And we never sell your data. You can read more about our development on the xptracker blog.
No. xptracker is free during the Founder Edition period — no credit card, no hidden fees. We don't sell your data, and we never will. Founding members keep lifetime access to everything they signed up for, even after pricing changes.
We ship regularly. Here are some of the things we're working on next:
We are working on a public roadmap that will be available on the xptracker blog.
Great, you can contact us via our support page with any questions or concerns.