How to Save Jobs from Naukri and LinkedIn in One Place

Why the saved lists on each site are not enough

Naukri and LinkedIn both let you save a job, and that is fine for a quick bookmark. It gets harder when you search on both, because each list only knows about its own site:

• Two lists to check. There is no single view of everything you are considering.
• Little room for your own details. A saved job rarely records which resume you sent, who you spoke to or when to follow up.
• Postings change. A job can close or be taken down, and the description you wanted to prepare from can go with it.
• Recruiter calls need context. When someone calls about a role you applied to two weeks ago, you need the details in seconds, whichever site it came from.

Option 1: Save jobs with a browser extension

An extension reads the job page you already have open, so you do not copy anything by hand. Here is how it works with Seekrly, which runs on Chrome and Firefox:

1. Install the extension and sign in to your free account.
2. Open a job on Naukri or LinkedIn.
3. Click Track Job in the small dock on the page. The job title, company, location and description are read from the posting.
4. Choose a stage. Use Bookmarked for jobs you are still considering, or Applied if you have already sent your application.
5. Repeat on the other site. Every job lands in the same list in your dashboard.

If a detail cannot be read from the page, the side panel lets you fill it in before saving. Saving the same posting twice from the same site does not create a second entry.

On LinkedIn, the side panel can also pick up the hiring team when the posting lists one, so you can keep those people as contacts next to the job.

Record applications automatically

Seekrly has an optional Auto-track setting, off by default. When it is on, clicking Apply on a supported site saves the job with the stage set to Applied. It only records the job and never applies for you. If you click Apply and then abandon the form, change the stage back.

Option 2: Use a spreadsheet

If you are applying to a handful of jobs, a spreadsheet is free and takes minutes to set up. Add one row per job, and always paste in the description, because the link may stop working.

The downside is the copying and pasting, which is easy to skip on a busy day. For a ready-made layout, see our job application tracker template, or compare the two approaches in app vs spreadsheet.

Keep your list useful

1. Save only jobs you would accept. A list of 200 maybes is as hard to use as no list at all.
2. Watch for the same job on both sites. Companies and recruiters often post one role in several places. Keep one entry and apply once.
3. Update the stage the day something changes. An out-of-date list soon stops being trusted.
4. Set a follow-up date when you apply. It is much harder to remember later.
5. Review once a week. Archive closed roles and compare which site is getting you replies.

In Seekrly you can filter your applications by portal, which makes that weekly comparison quick.

Saving is free, applying is still up to you

The free Seekrly plan includes the extension, tracking and follow-up reminders. Saving a job does not apply to it, so you still decide what gets sent. If you are also weighing automatic applying, read auto apply for jobs in India first.