Everything your job search has, in one place
From the first link you save to the offer you accept: what hunt does, page by page. Every company, person and address in the screenshots is made up.
A board of every application
Each stage of hiring is a column, in swimlanes you lay out: what's active, the offers, what's closed. Divide a stage into sub stages, fold what you don't need to see, and drag cards along; or switch to a table to filter, sort and change many at once, with Undo. Each card shows what's next on it.
Import a job from its link
Paste a posting from LinkedIn, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable or levels.fyi, and hunt fills in the role, company, pay and description. Several links for one job are compared side by side. Or add it by hand.
Everything about an application
What's next, and a timeline of everything that happened, with the pay, details, links and people beside. Prep keeps what to read, practise and rehearse, around the interviews coming up.
Interviews and next steps
Every interview, task and follow-up has a date. See them on a calendar, by month, week or day around your working hours, in your own calendar app through a feed (Google, Outlook or Apple's), and on each card as what's next.
Companies and people
Recruiters, interviewers and referrers, with the companies they work at, and each application they're part of. Email or call them in a click, or bring them in from LinkedIn.
Notes, files and versions
Keep CVs, cover letters and offers, with their versions, and which one went where. Notes, and every change, sit on each application's timeline.
Cycles: one job search, or several
Each job search is a cycle, with a board of its own; run several at once. When one ends, it keeps its board, read-only, as it was, so you can look back on it next time.
See how it's going
Stats show where applications stand and where they stop, which sources work best, and how long things take: to a first interview, and to an answer.
What an offer leaves you
Work out what a salary leaves after income tax and National Insurance, and what it costs the employer. Compare a day rate as an employee, and as a contractor inside and outside IR35, side by side.
Every change, kept
The audit log lists every change made in your hunt, newest first: what changed, and when.
RTL, locale, and multi-currency
English and Arabic (right to left, with Arabic-Indic digits) are supported out of the box, and you can extend it to your language. Your time zone, your way of writing dates and numbers, and your preferred currency.
On your phone, too
hunt fits a phone's screen: check what's next on the way to an interview, or add a note on the way back.
Set up in a minute, your way
A new hunt walks you through setting up: your account, then your region, time zone, currency and first day of the week, filled in from your browser. Or restore a backup from another hunt, and carry on where you left off.
An offer, accepted
Accept an offer you like, and celebrate! 🎉 The search that led there stays below, for next time.
A command line, too
Manage your hunt from the terminal with the hunt command line tool: almost everything you can do in the browser, you can do from the CLI too.
hunt add --link https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/acme/1234 -s applied
hunt step acme "system design" --at "fri 15:00"
hunt next acme "send availability" --due tomorrow
hunt move acme interviewing
hunt board
hunt backupWorks with what you already use
hunt fits around the way you work, and keeps your data yours.
JSON API
Everything hunt keeps, for your own scripts and tools.
Calendar feed
Interviews and deadlines in Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple's.
Docker and Kubernetes
One small image and one volume, with Docker, Compose or your own Kubernetes.
SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL
Start with a light SQLite file, or use the database you already run.
Backups and imports
All your data in one file, to keep, or to move to another hunt.
Friends, family or a team
Invite others to your hunt; each person's search stays their own.