No universal rule
Timing depends on the role, stage and communication received.
The silence after applying is the part that wears you down, and the part you find out about last. Erioun turns it into a dated next action — wait, follow up, prepare or move on — so you stop carrying it.
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Silence is counted on one definition — fourteen days without meaningful activity, restated at twenty-one, offered as ghosted at thirty — and turns into a dated next action.
Timing depends on the role, stage and communication received.
Drafts stay polite and user-confirmed.
You decide when to follow up and when to move on.
A follow-up tracker is a tool that turns every silent job application into a dated next action, so nothing gets forgotten. Erioun's follow-up tracker assigns each role a clear state - wait, follow up, prepare or move on - with a reminder timed to its stage.
There is no universal rule, but a common follow-up window is about one to two weeks after applying or after your last contact. Erioun lets you set follow-up reminders based on the role, stage and any replies received, so you nudge at the right moment instead of guessing.
Track follow-ups by giving each application one clear state and a due date in a single tracker, rather than scattered notes or memory. Erioun's follow-up tracker shows which roles need a nudge, which to wait on, and which to let go, so a large pipeline stays calm and readable.
No. Erioun never sends a message without your confirmation. It can remind you when a follow-up is due and help you draft a short, polite template, but you review and send it yourself - there is no auto-reply or auto-submit.
The follow-up tracker is free — no card, no trial clock and no cap on how much you track. Standard and Expert, billed monthly, yearly or as a one-time Lifetime, add AI drafting and a higher inbound mail allowance, and both start with a 14-day free trial.
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