Guide
Your Whole Search, One Place
Every role you're chasing in one place, its stage sitting right next to the score and the kit. You keep it current as things move, applied to interviewing to offer, so you always know where each one stands and nothing slips.
You've started sending applications. One this morning, a couple more this week, another you're still deciding on. So where does all of it live now?
Right here. Your whole search in one place, not scattered across a dozen browser tabs and a spreadsheet you stopped updating three roles ago.
Grouped by where each one stands
The studio lays your roles out by stage. The ones still on your radar, scored but not yet acted on. The ones you're active on, applied and waiting to hear, or already in the room. You take in the shape of the whole search at a glance, what's live and what's still a maybe.
Senior Platform Engineer
good fit
79
Staff Engineer, Core
strong fit
84
Engineering Lead
strong fit
88
Product Engineer
skip
48
You move each one along
As things happen, you set where a role stands. Mark it applied when you send it. Move it to interviewing when they call. Mark the offer when it lands. It takes a second, and then it's true.
You keep it current because you're the one who knows. A role sits at exactly the stage you put it, no more and no less.
Nothing slips, and nothing moves without you
Because it's all in one place and always current, nothing gets lost. No "did I ever apply to that one?" No role that quietly fell off the list. Every application is here, its status honest, sitting next to the score that ranked it and the kit you sent for it.
And nothing moves on its own. The studio isn't reading your inbox or guessing what happened behind the scenes. A role advances when you advance it, and not a moment sooner. That isn't the studio doing less. It's your search staying yours, honest and entirely in your hands.
The whole search, in one studio
That's the last piece: the place your search lives. Always current, because you keep it that way. Always yours, because it only knows what you told it.
It's the same studio that did the rest. You pasted a role and saw the fit, you built the application and sent it, and now you watch it move, applied through interviewing to offer, all in one place. Start to finish, one search, yours the whole way through.