Local Job Search Workbench

Keeps applications, interviews, and reviews in one local dashboard

Problem

Job seekers switch between multiple recruiting apps, with application records, interview times, and review notes scattered everywhere. After mass applying, they can't answer who they applied to, what stage each is at, or which decision rationale led to good outcomes. Existing tools are either generic spreadsheets or platform-specific silos.

Solution

A local-first desktop job search workbench: import application records manually or via extension, manage them uniformly by company, role, platform, and status. It supports interview reminders, review notes, and application funnel stats. Data stays local by default, can be exported, and doesn't depend on any recruiting platform account.

Users

Developers, product managers, and other white-collar workers running a systematic job search

MVP

Local database for application records; kanban view by company and status; interview date reminders; application funnel charts; CSV import/export

Revenue

Free basic tier; Pro one-time or subscription unlocks multi-device sync, automatic interview-invite parsing from email, and advanced analytics

Why now

Job searches are longer and cross-platform applying is the norm, while big recruiting products only serve employers—leaving a clear gap on the individual side