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Erioun
Stop losing track of your job search. Erioun updates itself.
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Stop losing track of your job search. Erioun updates itself.
18 followers
Job searching doesn't fail from applying too little, it fails from losing track of what happens after. Replies scatter across dozens of threads, and one missed update means a forgotten interview or a follow-up on a role that already rejected you. Erioun fixes that. Every application gets its own email address, so replies auto-file and your status updates itself, interview, offer, or rejection, with a one-tap Undo if it's ever wrong. EU-built, GDPR-native, from €2.99/month.
rejection and interview are probably the easy buckets since the language is fairly boilerplate. the one i'd actually want to see handled well is the soft no, "we're keeping your resume on file", "we've decided to move forward with other candidates at this time but encourage you to apply again" - polite corporate hedging that never uses the word rejected. does erioun catch that as a rejection, or does that kind of email just sit there looking like "no update yet" until you read it yourself and correct it
How does the unique email per application actually work on the receiving end, does it route through your servers or plug into Gmail/Outlook directly, and does it still work if someone replies from a different address than the one the invite came from?
Gave it a spin with a few old threads and the auto-tagging actually caught a rejection I had totally missed. The undo button is a nice touch for the couple of times it guessed wrong.
Loved the auto-filing idea, that part alone would save me hours. One thing I'd love: let me set a snooze on threads so after an interview I'm reminded to send a thank-you note exactly one hour later, or ping a stale "no response" at day seven with a follow-up draft ready. Would round out the tracking into actual nudging.
Gave it a spin with a few real applications and the auto-filing by giving each one its own address is honestly the part I didn't know I needed, way cleaner than my messy spreadsheet.