Job hunting is already exhausting. What makes it worse is losing track of where you applied, what stage you’re at, and when you were supposed to follow up. Spreadsheets get messy. Notes apps don’t scale. Notion feels overkill when all you want is clarity. JobOrbit exists to solve exactly that. JobOrbit is a simple, focused job application tracker built for people who apply to multiple roles and want control over their job search—without complexity.
I built this after struggling to keep track of job applications across spreadsheets, notes, and random bookmarks. Before building further, I want to learn from real job seekers.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Ashutosh, the maker of JobOrbit.
I built JobOrbit because my own job search was a mess—applications spread across spreadsheets, notes, and random tabs. I kept asking myself the same questions: Where did I apply? What’s still pending? When should I follow up?
Most tools felt either too heavy or not made for job seekers at all. So I built something simple instead.
JobOrbit is a focused job application tracker—one dashboard to log applications, track statuses, and stay clear-headed during the job hunt. No unnecessary features. Just structure where it actually matters.
This is an early version, and I’m genuinely looking for feedback:
What part of job hunting frustrates you the most?
What do you currently use to track applications?
What’s missing that would make this truly useful for you?
If you’re actively job hunting, I’d love for you to try it and tell me what works—and what doesn’t.
Thanks for checking it out, and happy to answer any questions 🙌