SeekerStack

A personal ATS

Their ATS tracks you.This one tracks them.

Every application, interview, contact and follow-up on one board — so you always know where each conversation stands, and which ones have gone quiet.

An email and a password. Nothing to import, nothing to connect.

The SeekerStack board: application cards grouped into Wishlist, Applied, Screening, Interviewing and Offer columns, each card showing the company, role, salary range, work mode and days since it last moved.

The pipeline

Nine columns to start. Yours by the end of the week.

Rename them, recolour them, drag them into the order you actually work in, or delete the ones you'll never use. Mark a column as final and it stops chasing you for follow-ups.

Wishlist

Roles you want but haven't sent anything to yet.

Applied

Sent, and now waiting to hear back.

Screening

Recruiter calls and first conversations.

Interviewing

The loop is running — rounds, panels, take-homes.

Offer

Numbers on the table, decision to make.

Acceptedfinal

Signed. The search can stop here.

Rejectedfinal

A no, kept on record — you may want them later.

Withdrawnfinal

You pulled out. Closed on your terms.

Ghostedfinal

No answer, ever. Stop waiting for one.

Interviewing

Everything about one job, on one page.

The notes you wrote straight after the call. Every round with its type, time and outcome. The people you spoke to. And a timeline SeekerStack writes for you each time the application moves.

An application page for a Staff Product Engineer role, showing three interview rounds — phone screen and technical marked Passed, a final round still Pending — each with a date, duration, meeting link and notes.

NotesInterviewsContactsTimeline

Ghosted

Silence is data too.

Upcoming interviews line up by date, so the week ahead is one glance. Anything still active that hasn't moved in fourteen days turns up under Needs follow-up, with the number of days it has been sitting there.

24didleCounted from the last time anything on the application changed — not from the day you sent it.
The Upcoming view: six interviews sorted by date with company, round type and duration, followed by a Needs follow-up list showing three applications idle for 24, 19 and 18 days.

Applied

When you'd rather see rows.

The same applications as a table: search across companies and roles, filter down to a single stage, sort by salary or by the date you applied. Any row opens the full page.

The applications table, sortable by company, position, stage, work mode, location, salary and applied date, with a search box and a stage filter.
On your phone

Install it, no store involved.

SeekerStack is a progressive web app. Add it to your home screen and it opens full-screen, like anything else on there.

Yours alone

No recruiters on the other side.

One account, one search. Nobody is reviewing your board, and nothing is shared with the companies in it.

First minute

The board is already set up.

Sign up and the default pipeline is waiting. Add the applications you've already sent and you're current.

Accepted

Get something into that column.

Start with the applications you've already sent — the ones you're currently tracking in a spreadsheet, or not at all.

Create your board