
JobOrbit
Your job search. Beautifully organized.
What it does
Job hunting is already exhausting. What makes it worse is losing track of where you applied, what stage you’re at, and when you were supposed to follow up. Spreadsheets get messy. Notes apps don’t scale. Notion feels overkill when all you want is clarity. JobOrbit exists to solve exactly that. JobOrbit is a simple, focused job application tracker built for people who apply to multiple roles and want control over their job search—without complexity.
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