Why I Built Interview OS
Job hunting gets chaotic fast.
After applying to 50+ jobs, I was juggling spreadsheets, email threads, and notes — and still missing follow-ups. Existing tools were either too generic or didn’t respect user privacy.
So I built Interview OS — a privacy-first command center for job seekers.
Core Features
- 📋 Kanban pipeline for tracking applications
- 📅 Interview round logging with markdown notes
- ✉️ Smart email templates using {{placeholders}}
- 🔒 Emails sent via your own SMTP
- 🌐 Community-driven interview questions
Tech Stack
// Core stack
Next.js 16.1.1 (App Router)
TypeScript
MongoDB
Prisma
Tailwind CSS
Radix UI
Why this stack:
- Next.js for performance + server actions
- MongoDB for flexible, evolving data
- Tailwind + Radix for fast, accessible UI
- Prisma for type-safe data access
Privacy-First by Design
Interview OS does NOT:
- Sell user data
- Send emails on your behalf
- Act as a recruiter tool
Emails are sent using your SMTP, and your data stays yours.
What’s Next
- Better analytics for applications
- More community-driven insights
- Export & backup options
If you're job hunting — or building tools for people who are — I’d love your feedback.
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