The Dashboard

The screen you land on. It answers one question - what needs you today - and nothing else. All of it is computed from your local database at 0 tokens.

The Dashboard on a working day. Four counters read four active applications, one
          upcoming interview, one overdue follow-up and one offer. Three needs-attention cards of
          different kinds follow: a follow-up with Kestrel Analytics four days overdue offering to
          draft a nudge, an interview with Northlane Systems in 22 hours offering preparation, and a
          score that went stale because the profile changed after it was generated. Below them sit
          the upcoming interview and a list of recent jobs with their statuses.
The Dashboard on a working day.

The four counters

  • Active applications - everything still alive in the pipeline.
  • Upcoming interviews - scheduled rounds ahead of today.
  • Overdue follow-ups - applications past their follow-up date with no reply recorded.
  • Offers - the ones that made it all the way.

Needs attention

The queue below the counters is generated, not curated. Each card states the fact and offers exactly one action:

  • Follow up with {company} - shows how many days overdue, and drafts a short follow-up you copy and send yourself.
  • Resume tailoring - an apply-wizard session you left unfinished, reopened at the exact step you stopped on.
  • Interview in N days - jumps into interview prep for that application.
  • Score is stale - you edited your profile after this job was scored, so the old verdict no longer reflects your profile. Re-score deliberately, or ignore it.
  • Elevator pitch is out of date - same idea, for the pitch on your profile.
  • Profile N% complete - the missing fields, with a link to fill them in.

When there is genuinely nothing to do, the queue says so instead of inventing busywork. On a fresh install it shows two onboarding cards instead: complete your profile, and add your first job.

The same Dashboard on a quiet day. The counters still read four active applications,
            one upcoming interview and one offer, but overdue follow-ups is zero and the attention
            queue has been replaced by a single panel: You're all caught up, nothing needs your
            attention right now, paste a new job description when you're ready for the next one. The
            upcoming interview and the recent jobs list carry on below.
A quiet day says so.

Quick actions

Paste job starts adding a job from anywhere, and Import CV seeds your profile from an existing PDF or DOCX rather than making you type it out.