DuckTrack
Keep your job hunt organized and stress-free
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DuckTrack - Keep your job hunt organized and stress-free

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Organize your job hunt with DuckTrack: add applications in seconds, track and log updates, get email reminders for interviews, and visualize your progress with an easy dashboard that keeps you motivated from first application to final offer

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Nataliia
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Hi Product Hunters! In today’s unstable job market, applying to dozens (or even hundreds) of roles has become the norm. I kept running into a problem: tracking everything was either a headache with messy spreadsheets or hidden behind expensive tools packed with features I didn’t need. So I built DuckTrack - a clean, single-purpose, and completely free tracker that makes organizing applications as easy as adding a note. I’m actively improving DuckTrack while using it for my own job search. I’d love to hear your thoughts on whether a tool like this is useful, and any suggestions for improvements or future features are very welcome!
Cartaphilus

Great idea , i really like it ) 

magicpromt

Such a good website idea , it will help job seekers a lot.

Avery Taylor

Wow, this is actually super helpful! I've been buried under spreadsheets trying to keep track of jobs, lol.

Nataliia
Maker

@avery_taylor3  I know that feeling too well! I’m really glad you find it helpful

Ms Jorden Ellis

Finally, something straightforward! I don’t need a million features, just a way to keep everything organized.

Amelia Brooks

Free and simple equals a win in my book. Thanks for not turning it into another overpriced tool.

Mohamed Yassine Labiade

Just trieded it for the first time and it’s what I was looking for. Adding applications is super quick, and having everything organized with reminders and a clear dashboard makes applying for jobs feels way less stressful.

EnglishTutor

I guess your website is one of the best ideas I’ve come across on Product Hunt :) .

Nataliia
Maker

@englishtutoref happy to hear that :)

Salim Myely

I always forget to follow up, so having email reminders is a lifesaver.