When I was applying to internships and new grad roles, my job search lived everywhere.
Applications were in a spreadsheet.
Resumes were in folders.
Interview prep was in random docs.
Follow-ups were in my head.
Nothing was connected. And every time I opened my spreadsheet, I still had to remember:
Which resume did I use for this role?
What stage is this company at?
What should I prepare for next?
That’s when I realized the problem wasn’t effort — it was fragmentation.
So I started building JobLoop.
The idea is simple: connect the three things that are always disconnected in a job search:
• applications
• resumes
• interview prep
Instead of just tracking jobs, JobLoop turns each application into a clear next step.
You don’t just see “applied” — you see what resume you used, what stage you’re at, and what you should do next.
I’m building this in public and using it myself while I job hunt. My goal isn’t to replace hard work, but to remove the chaos around it, so you can spend more time preparing and less time organizing.
Right now, JobLoop is still early, and I’m shaping it based on real job seeker pain points.
If you’re currently job hunting and this sounds useful, I’d love your feedback.
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