Its own email trail
Every application gets its own address, so replies file under the right role by themselves.
Applying across countries, languages and time zones multiplies the bookkeeping before it multiplies the offers, and a spreadsheet gets messy fast. Erioun keeps every role, CV version, reply and next action in one private candidate-side record that maintains itself from the replies.
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Companies run structured pipelines over candidates and never ask the candidate to update a row. This is that structure for your side — role, CV, replies and next move in one record that keeps itself current.
Every application gets its own address, so replies file under the right role by themselves.
A classified reply moves the stage forward — you're one tap from adjusting.
Today's priorities tells you the next move instead of asking you to remember it.
Track each role with its country, stage, CV version, reply history and next follow-up date in one system. Erioun gives every application its own record and optional Erioun email address, so replies file under the correct role instead of disappearing in a crowded inbox.
Yes. Erioun is useful when an expat or international applicant is comparing many roles across locations. It keeps country context, CV versions, replies and follow-ups together, while leaving every application decision and send action under the user's control.
No. Erioun's email workflow uses per-application aliases, so you can keep job-search replies organized without giving Erioun access to your personal Gmail or Outlook inbox.
No. Erioun never auto-applies, auto-submits forms or scrapes LinkedIn. You choose the roles and apply on the official site; Erioun keeps the record, replies and next actions organized.
Free is enough if you only need the tracking. Standard is usually the best fit for an active search across many roles, and Expert is best when volume becomes heavy. Both paid plans start with a 14-day free trial, then bill monthly, yearly or as a one-time Lifetime.
Start with your current applications and let the tracker keep the thread from there.