Hunt

// the board writes the timeline

Track the hunt. Tailor the resume.Rehearse out loud.

A job-application tracker with the AI parts that actually help: a resume rewritten for each posting, and a voice interviewer built from the job description.

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Boardfirst response · day 4
7
statuses on the board
applied → screening → interview → offer, plus three ways out
400,000
AI tokens a day, each
a public signup can never run up the bill
45
voice minutes a day
three full mock interviews, spoken and scored
20
resume parses a day
PDF or DOCX, read into a profile you can edit

// watch

Ninety seconds with Miranda.

An application filled in from a job link, a board that writes its own timeline, follow-up drafts, a resume tailored to the posting with its match score, and a spoken mock interview with every answer scored.

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Hunt in ninety seconds, with Miranda · 1:27

// why

A spreadsheet remembers what you told it.

The job hunt is a hundred small decisions made tired: which resume did I send, when did they last reply, is this one dead. A spreadsheet holds the answers you remembered to type, and nothing else.

Here the board is the record. Moving a card stamps the date in the database, the numbers are computed from those stamps, and the AI reads the same rows you do — so “which ones are going stale” is a question with an answer.

// how it works

Three things, in the order a hunt needs them.

step 1

Keep one resume current

Upload a PDF or DOCX once. Hunt reads it into a structured profile you can edit, and every tailored version starts from there — dates as you wrote them, never normalised into precision the page did not have.

step 2

Tailor it to the posting

Paste a job description or a link. Get a rewritten resume, a match score with the keywords you are missing, and a cover letter — print-ready. Nothing is stated the original did not support.

step 3

Rehearse out loud

Check your mic and camera, join the room, and an interviewer built from that job description asks questions out loud. Interrupt it. Get scored from the transcript.

// what you get

Built for the hunt, not the admin.

A board you update by hand
Sent a resume? Drop it on the board. Drag it along as the process moves — screening, interview, offer — and the timeline writes itself.
Numbers, not vibes
Response rate, days to first reply, which sources actually convert. Stamped by the database when a status changes, so they cannot be fudged.
One resume, kept current
Upload a PDF or DOCX once. Hunt reads it into a structured profile you can edit, and every tailored version starts from there.
Tailored to the posting
Paste a job description or a link. Get a rewritten resume, a match score with the keywords you are missing, and a cover letter — print-ready.
A mock interview that talks
Check your mic and camera, join the room, and an interviewer built from that job description asks questions out loud. Interrupt it. Get scored.
Ask about your pipeline
A chat that knows every application, every note and your resume. Which ones are going stale? What should the follow-up say?

// get started

Start with the one you sent yesterday.

Drop it on the board, upload the resume you sent, and the rest of the hunt has somewhere to go.

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