PRODUCT — INTERVIEW TRACKER

Walk out of every round with notes, not just a memory.

Interview prep gets attention; what happens during and after the interview usually doesn't. Log each round, capture feedback while it's fresh, and send a follow-up that actually references the conversation.

Log your next interview→

Interview logging is free · AI follow-up drafts included with any paid plan

HOW IT WORKS
01

Log the round

Round label, date, mode (phone/video/onsite), and who you spoke with — right on the application record.

02

Capture feedback while it's fresh

Questions asked, how it went, what to remember — a dedicated notes field per round, not a general scratch pad.

03

Send a real follow-up

Generate an AI thank-you note that references the actual interviewer and what was discussed — not a generic template.

WHAT YOU GET

Multiple rounds per job

Phone screen, technical, onsite, final — each logged separately with its own outcome.

Outcome tracking

Scheduled, completed, passed, failed, or cancelled — see where every round actually landed.

AI-drafted follow-ups

One click generates a specific thank-you note from the round's actual details, with copy-and-regenerate.

Tied to the application

Every round lives on its job's record in the tracker — no separate interview-only tool to maintain.

QUESTIONS
Does the follow-up note sound generic?

No — it's drafted from the actual round (interviewer name, mode, and any notes you logged), not a fill-in-the-blank template.

Can I log more than one round per job?

Yes — phone screen, technical, onsite, final — each gets its own entry with its own date, mode, and notes.

Where do interview notes live?

Attached to the specific round they're from, separate from the application's general notes field, so you can look back at exactly what was asked in each round.

Is this part of the Job Application Tracker?

Yes — interview rounds are logged inline on each application in /tracker, not a separate tool to juggle.

Prep isn't the only part that counts.

Track the round, remember what mattered, and follow up like you meant it.