Know where all of it stands

A pipeline of everything you have saved, applied to, and heard back on, with the exact resume you sent attached to each one.

Once you are forty applications in, the spreadsheet stops being maintained and the search becomes a fog. Which of these did you hear back on. Which version of the resume went to the company that just called.

Track holds the pipeline. Saved roles land here before you apply. Apply files submissions here automatically. Each entry keeps the tailored resume you actually sent, so when the recruiter calls you can read the document they are looking at.

It also produces the only numbers in a job search worth watching: your real interview rate and offer rate, on the applications you actually sent.

The Track board: six columns from Applied to No Answer holding twelve applications, with one Applied card marked Follow up. Above it, a Board and Activity switch, a search field showing 12 applications, and Paste a reply and Add job buttons.
Every application by stage, with the ones due a follow-up marked.

The version you sent, kept

Each application holds its tailored resume and its ATS score.

Files itself where it can

Roles you press Apply on arrive automatically.

Real rates, not vibes

Interview and offer rates measured against applications you actually sent.

Free

Free. The pipeline, the stored versions, the rates, and reading a pasted reply do not use credits.

Full documentation, including the limits

No employer pays us for placement, and your data is never sold. That is written down.