Runway: Job Command

About

Runway: Job Command is a side panel for serious job search. It is your private pipeline: where you applied, the posting link, status (interested through offer), notes, and follow-up dates, without sending your list to a startup cloud.

KEY FEATURES
- Local-first. Applications, URLs, and notes live in this browser (chrome.storage.local on your device). Nothing is sent to Runway servers for your job data.
- Save from a tab. On many job pages, one click captures title, company, and URL from the page you are viewing (user action plus active tab).
- Pipeline and detail. Filter by status, edit fields, and keep a single source of truth per role.
- Follow-up reminders. Set a next follow-up date; Chrome can notify you on that day.
- Export backup. Download your data as JSON so you own a copy. Import again from the options page.
- Answer bank. Reusable text snippets; copy to clipboard and paste on employer sites (we do not auto-post or bypass site rules).
- Optional interview-prep help. If your Chrome build supports the Prompt API, you can get on-device, plain-language question-idea prompts from your own notes. If not, a built-in checklist still applies. This is not legal or career advice; you verify everything.

LICENSING
Full use of the side panel requires a one-time purchase processed by Extension Pay and Stripe. License checks contact Extension Pay; they do not include your local job list or notes. See the in-product legal and privacy text for details.

PRIVACY IN SHORT
We designed Runway so your search history and employer names stay in your profile unless you export them. Optional AI runs only through Chrome's on-device model when available, not a random API you paste keys into. Payment email and licensing are handled by the payment provider under their policies.

Who it is for: Anyone juggling many applications who wants a calm, private command center in Chrome. Who it is not for: People who need a team-wide ATS replacement or a guarantee of a job (we cannot promise outcomes).

Install Runway, open the side panel, and make your next follow-up the one you actually remember.