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Liked, applied, interviewed, passed and closed, all in one place. Every job stays under the search that found it, so you can tell which searches are worth running again.
Try it out. Every name, number and date in there is invented, nothing is saved, and a reload puts it all back.
Most trackers give you one long list. Yours keeps every job under the search that turned it up. Tap a count at the top and the searches behind it open, each with how many postings it holds. Tap a search and there they are.
Five counts across the top. Tap one and the searches under it open. Tap a search and its postings open underneath, newest first, with the dates you moved them. Each one has a Move to menu and a Delete.
Set how many applications you want to send in a week. The ring fills as you go, Monday to Sunday, and you can change the number whenever you like.
Counted across everything you have applied to, not just this week. Until your first application it shows a dash. After that the count sits under the percentage, because one interview out of three applications is a number that swings on the next click.
The matches from your last transferable skills run sit on the same screen.
No. Every number, job title and date on it is invented, to show the shape. Move things around all you like, then reload and it goes back to how it was.
Every job you keep stays under the search that turned it up. So you can see which search is worth running again.
Clearing tidies a list away and keeps the count. Deleting removes the record, and it asks first because it cannot be undone.
Because the sample is invented. The cards show the job title only. In the app itself you see the employer, since that comes off the posting.
Every job on Home got there from a search you ran. Pick an occupation and a place, and the cards come back already checked.
See how search works