An app that takes your search as seriously as you do.
Every application, its status, and the notes behind it, so you don’t have to remember.
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Paste a link, skip the typing
Company, role, location and pay fill in from the posting on their own. Add what the page can’t know, comp notes, resume version, how the role actually feels, whenever you’re ready.
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Update it as it moves
Hear back, change the status. Only that row updates, nothing else. Sort and resize columns the way Finder taught you.
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Round notes that know the round
Prep already knows its kind, its people, its time. Debrief opens in the same window, sized to sit beside the call. Prepared questions tick off from the keyboard while you talk.
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Then see it all from Home
Home counts the search itself. Applications sent, interviews, companies, how far you’ve gotten, charted over the last month. Work done, not a funnel: no response rates, no streaks.
It never leaves your Mac.
Salary expectations. The real reason you’re leaving. What you honestly thought of the panel. Onsite notes an NDA says shouldn’t sit on someone’s server. None of it leaves your Mac.
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No account
Nothing to sign up for, nothing to verify. Open the app and start typing.
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No telemetry
No analytics, no crash reporting, no phoning home. No one sees what you type.
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Fetches you ask for
Paste a link and Rounds fetches that one posting, nothing else. It keeps only the text you choose to archive. Logos come from the employer’s own site, never a third-party logo service.