Jobs Pipeline
A pipeline, not a spreadsheet
Maybe you've lost track of what you even applied to: which resume version you sent, whether that cover letter agent run from Tuesday ever finished, whether you're supposed to follow up yet.
None of that lives in one place today, so you end up re-opening old tabs, scrolling back through email, or just guessing, and guessing wrong is how a good lead quietly goes cold.
See it at a glance
This is what three applications at three different points look like, side by side: stage, linked documents, and agent status, all visible without opening a single one of them.
Senior Backend Engineer
Northwind Labs
5+ years with distributed systems, Go or Rust preferred, remote-friendly team, on-call rotation shared across six engineers.
Platform Engineer
Acme Cloud
Own the internal developer platform, mentor two engineers, work closely with the SRE team on reliability.
Staff Software Engineer
Fieldstone
Leading architecture decisions across three product lines, reporting directly to the VP of Engineering.
Everything on one card
Every piece of a job's context lives on the card itself, not spread across five other tabs you have to remember to check.
Six real stages
Bookmarked, Applied, Interviewing, Negotiating, Accepted, Rejected. Change it right from the list with a color-coded dropdown, and the full history of every move stays underneath if you ever need to check when something changed.
Everything in one place
Your resume, your cover letter, the original posting, and a preview of the description you pasted in are all attached directly to the card, so you never have to go hunting for which version you sent.
See what the agent's doing
A badge shows the moment a resume or cover letter agent is running or waiting on you for that specific job. One click on it drops you straight back into that exact conversation, not a blank tab you have to re-orient yourself in.
Contacts on the job
Name, role, company, email, phone, and a profile link, saved right where you're actually going to use them instead of scattered across a notes app you forget to check before a call.
Archive when you're done
Finished or paused roles tuck out of the default view with one click, with a toggle and a count so you can still find them later without them cluttering the list you check every day.
Contacts, right where you need them
The recruiter who reached out, the hiring manager from your interview, someone you know on the team: saved directly on the job they belong to, not buried in a separate address book you only open once a year.
Priya Natarajan
Engineering Manager · Acme Cloud
Marcus Chen
Recruiter · Fieldstone
Dana Okafor
Senior Engineer · Northwind Labs
A few common questions
Can I add my own stages?
Not yet. Every application moves through the same six: Bookmarked, Applied, Interviewing, Negotiating, Accepted, Rejected.
What happens when I archive a job?
It just moves out of your default view. Nothing is deleted, and you can bring it back anytime from the archived toggle.
Can I track a job before I've applied?
Yes, that's what Bookmarked is for. Save it, keep researching, and move it to Applied when you're ready.
Why it matters: one glance at the list tells you what's moving, what needs a follow-up, and what's waiting on an agent, without opening a single job.
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