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JobCubby
Run your job search like it's your job
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Run your job search like it's your job
21 followers
JobCubby is a job-search command center: track every application from saved to offer, with AI that assists but never impersonates you — tailored cover letters, screening-answer prep, résumé feedback and interview practice. Unlike generic trackers, it has a built-in job feed and ships its own MCP server, so you can run your entire search from Claude or any AI assistant. Autopilot watches new postings and preps applications for you. Free to start.
Hi Product Hunt!
I built JobCubby after watching my own job searches dissolve into chaos - applications scattered across tabs, spreadsheets and email threads, follow-ups forgotten, and every cover letter written from scratch at 1am.
The idea: run your job search like it's your job. One place to track every application from saved → applied → interview → offer, with AI doing the heavy lifting - cover letters tailored to the posting, screening-question prep, résumé feedback and interview practice. There's also a built-in job feed with about 100k new positions monthly, so you can go from "found it" to "applied" without leaving the app.
The approach evolved a lot along the way. The biggest shift: I stopped trying to make the AI do everything for you and made it assist-only - it prepares drafts, scores matches and drafts screening answers, but you always hit submit. Job hunting is personal; the tool should amplify you, not impersonate you.
The second shift was opening it up to AI assistants: JobCubby ships an MCP server, so you can manage your whole search from Claude or any MCP-capable assistant - "log this application, schedule the interview, prep my answers." absolutely free.
For the technically curious: it's written in Elixir + Phoenix LiveView end to end, so every screen is real-time server-rendered, and the same OTP machinery runs the job feed sync and the AI pipelines.
Launch treat: code PRODUCTHUNT gets you 20% off, live all July. Happy to answer anything!
The MCP server angle is genuinely useful, I ran my whole search from Claude last week and it felt like having a personal assistant without the awkwardness of copy pasting. Cover letter drafts are solid, just need to tweak the tone a bit.
@emeltanaslan Thank you for the feedback!
Yes, i totally agree with it