Blotter keeps the Google Sheet you already use current.
The non-AI slop tracker that actually saves you time
Blotter updates the Google Sheet you already use by reading relevant recruiting activity from Gmail and Calendar, so you do not miss follow-ups, coffee chats, or next steps.Blotter keeps the Google Sheet you already use current.
Built by someone who actually went through IB recruitment (and hated it).
The recruiting cycle you signed up for.
628Recruiting emails
68Coffee chats
30Interview rounds
19Applications
628 recruiting emails. 68 coffee chats. 30 interview rounds. You will forget things. You will lose track. That is just what happens at this volume. Stuff will inevitably begin to slip through the cracks.
* Representative workload from a high-intensity Summer Analyst 2027 recruiting cycle that resulted in a JPMorgan offer.
Hours saved estimated from manual Gmail and Calendar logging, tracker updates, and recurring reconciliation across the case-study recruiting cycle.
You handle the people. Blotter handles the updating.
Blotter creates a clean view in a new tab and keeps the changing activity current from Gmail and Calendar.
You handle the people. Blotter handles the updating.
Blotter creates a clean view in a new tab and keeps the changing activity current from Gmail and Calendar.
Replies you owe, follow-ups that are due, thank-yous you never sent. Rebuilt every time something changes, so you stop reconstructing it out of Gmail and memory.
Start maximizing shareholder value.
Connecting Gmail, Calendar, and Sheets is a meaningful permission. Here is exactly what Blotter checks, what it reads, what it keeps, and what it never does.
Blotter never reads your personal email. It checks who a message is from and only reads messages from contacts stored in your recruiting tracker. Everything else is excluded before message content is processed.
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Blotter compares the sender’s email address with the contacts stored in your tracker.
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If the sender is not in your tracker, the message body is never routed into Blotter’s content-processing system.
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If the sender matches, Blotter reads the message to identify the recruiting facts needed to maintain status, timing, and next actions.
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Blotter stores the structured recruiting information it needs and does not retain full email bodies.
What each connection can and cannot do.
Can do
Cannot do
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Granted through Google Drive, limited to the one file you connect.
Can do
Cannot do
Google may describe the Gmail permission broadly because it does not offer a permission limited only to contacts in your recruiting tracker. Blotter enforces the narrower boundary in its processing system: unmatched messages are never routed for content analysis.
Blotter connects to Google through an established connection provider whose Google application has passed Google’s CASA security assessment. The provider and its exact role will be disclosed in the privacy policy and connection flow.
No. Keep the Google Sheet and contacts you already built. Blotter creates a standardized recruiting view in a new tab, so you do not have to rebuild your contact record or re-enter every relationship.
Yes. Blotter is designed to work with an existing tracker and contact record, whether you are beginning recruiting or already managing an active process.
No. You choose who to contact and write every message yourself. Blotter does not generate outreach, teach technicals, or provide recruiting content. It maintains the logistics surrounding your process.
Add the contact and their email address to your tracker. Blotter can then use relevant Gmail and Calendar activity associated with that contact to maintain their status, timing, scheduled calls, and next actions.
Blotter is designed first for investment banking and other high-finance recruiting processes built around intensive networking, follow-ups, coffee chats, applications, and interviews.
Anyone recruiting in finance. Especially anyone with a deep personal commitment to maximizing shareholder value.
Probably.
Yes. So is everyone. The ones who aren't are the ones who answered their emails.