JobTrackr is a personal job search workspace for managing applications, interviews, documents, offers, and follow-ups in one place. Track every role, prepare for interviews, organize tailored resumes, manage next actions, and see how your search is progressing through analytics - without juggling spreadsheets, notes, and browser tabs.

Which Vercel product did you use? What new capability did it give your team, and how did that shape the product you launched?

I used Vercel to deploy and continuously ship JobTrack. Vercel gave me a fast production workflow with automatic deployments, preview environments, custom domains, and reliable hosting, which made it easy to iterate quickly and move from development to a polished public product. That speed shaped JobTrackr by letting me focus more on the product experience, workflows, and user feedback instead of deployment infrastructure.

I built JobTrackr because my own job search was getting scattered across, notes, browser tabs, different CV versions, and reminders I was trying not to forget. I wanted one place where I could see every application, what stage it was in, what I needed to do next, which documents I used, how interviews were progressing, and eventually whether the whole process was actually working. So I built JobTrackr as a personal job-search workspace around that workflow. You can track applications, manage next actions, prepare for interviews, organize documents, record offers, and see your progress through analytics without stitching together five different tools. It started as something I genuinely needed for myself, and that’s still how I’m approaching it: practical first, polished second, and no unnecessary bloat. JobTrackr is free to use right now. I’d really appreciate feedback from anyone actively job hunting.

Which Vercel product did you use? What new capability did it give your team, and how did that shape the product you launched?