A big help!
I started off my job hunt with a file in Apple notes and a lot of frustration. I then saw JobSnail and gave it a try-I am grateful I did. After over a 100 applications, a bunch of rejections, a good amount of interviews and finally the offers I wanted-I feel appreciative of the help JobSnail gave me. I no longer felt overwhelmed wth all the details of each job posting. It has an easy to sue interface and nice simple charting. The app as of now works and is great-I look forward to the developer adding even more features in the future-butI I really hope I don’t need to use the app for a very long time!
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Fantastic application tracker
Been using it for some time. Good application to keep track of your processes. Would appreciate some way to be reminded to check back on past applications.
A nice way to organize!
Hunting for a job in this market is rough. I found JobNail makes it a little easier. It forces me to be more proactive in how I save job informations and track who I have applied with and other information. Its pretty young application and I can see it growing and adding more features to help those like myself find new employment.
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Timeline Feature
Could you add a timeline feature so I can add updates to the job application
Quite Amazing!
This application gets the job done. Additional things I would like to see in the future if possible: 1) being able to have a “Location” tag for a job posting so I can know which city/country/state I would be working if accepted for that job (very low priority), 2) a tag to add a “Job ID” since some job postings have that information (low priority), 3) an Android app, 4) On the “Status” add something like “No Jobs” or something for when a company currently has no open positions. Wouldn’t really care is many of these become premium features, just them existing is good enough. Keep up the good work!
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Good Apf
I think the interface is very clean and its fairly intuitive. A few changes I would make would be to have an adjustable-width sidebar where all of the company names appear along with their statuses. Currently, the name of the company where you applied along with position etc get cut off because the width of the column is too narrow. Another thing I would change is that when you make a change to a status, for example from applied -> to interview -> to rejected, the fact that I applied and had an interview are effectively erased, as the status changes to rejected. I would prefer to keep track of every application, every interview and every rejection for each position so over time you can see any patterns (if that makes sense). I would also add a status called “ghosted” as that happens very often unfortunately.
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Beautiful and Functional
JobSnail has really helped simplify my job search. Instead of scattered notes and half‑finished spreadsheets, I finally have one place to track every application, status, and interview, and it is actually easy to keep updated. I like seeing everything color‑coded at a glance, and being able to attach the exact resume and cover letter I used for each job has already saved me when someone followed up weeks later. It feels simple, useful, and respectful of my privacy, which is exactly what I want in a job search tool.
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Have Terrible Organization When Applying to Jobs? This App is For YOU!
So far after entering a few applications there has been no issues. Personally, the design is perfect. It's simple and easy to use. Love the color coding for the status along with small details of allowing me to enter the date of when I sent in an application. Also noticed a feature that allows you to set the number of days until the status of an application changes to expired. For now I will keep that at 14 days because if you haven't heard anything by then you are probably SOL on that job. But really love that idea because if you are like me and kind of desperate at the moment and apply to a ton of jobs everyday, it gets hard to keep track of everything.
Ability to copy and paste (or type) the job description in a text box. Along with another Notes section. I can see myself referring to this in the future before I walk into an interview.
One suggestion, it would be nice to possibly be able to have a small calendar or another date section for when a job reaches back for an interview. Like let me enter a date and time for when I have an interview setup. And then have a small calendar for the month directly below the "main menu" or list of applications that have the dates/time of when my next interview is. That way, this app can be a one stop shop for everything job hunting related instead of switching back and forth between this app and calendar app. Or even syncing with the calendar app would be welcome.
As far as the overall app, there has been no visual/UI bugs so far. The app is super fast and responsive, no lag. I am using an iPhone 11.
One feature I am unfortunately not able to test at the moment is the ability to store everything on iCloud and then sync it with the MacOS version. Interested if the developer has plans for something like this for those of us with an iPhone and Windows PC?
Ability to copy and paste (or type) the job description in a text box. Along with another Notes section. I can see myself referring to this in the future before I walk into an interview.
One suggestion, it would be nice to possibly be able to have a small calendar or another date section for when a job reaches back for an interview. Like let me enter a date and time for when I have an interview setup. And then have a small calendar for the month directly below the "main menu" or list of applications that have the dates/time of when my next interview is. That way, this app can be a one stop shop for everything job hunting related instead of switching back and forth between this app and calendar app. Or even syncing with the calendar app would be welcome.
As far as the overall app, there has been no visual/UI bugs so far. The app is super fast and responsive, no lag. I am using an iPhone 11.
One feature I am unfortunately not able to test at the moment is the ability to store everything on iCloud and then sync it with the MacOS version. Interested if the developer has plans for something like this for those of us with an iPhone and Windows PC?
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Useful app
Just started using this app. Rather than using Finder to view what and where I have applied, this app puts everything into a single location. A few minor tweaks (eg ability to sort alphabetically or other rather than date of input) would be great
Just what I needed
I’ve been looking for something to replace my Excel sheet and this app provides me with exactly what I needed. It’s simple and not over complicated.
Great app
Very helpful app and super easy to use. Everything works smoothly and the features are well designed. It saved me a lot of time and does exactly what I needed. Definitely recommend it!
Bait pricing
Suddenly slapped with an expensive premium subscription. Bait pricing is over for early adopters.
Nice
Pretty cool app!
Promising Concept, But Buggy and Basic
I've been using JobSnail for about two months to track my job applications, and while the idea is solid, the execution falls short. The app's simple interface makes it easy to add jobs, assign statuses with color codes, upload resumes/cover letters, and view basic stats like a pie chart for progress. It's better than juggling spreadsheets or notes apps, and the backup/restore feature is a nice touch for data security.
However, there are some frustrating issues. The company names in the sidebar often get truncated (e.g., "Rogers" shows as "Rog..."), and there's no way to adjust font sizes or resize elements to make them fully visible—even after trying macOS resolution changes and zoom shortcuts. This makes navigation clunky, especially with longer entries. The design feels outdated and unpolished compared to what I expected from the screenshots, and I haven't seen any updates since purchase to address these problems. The promised sync with the free web version sounds great, but if the macOS side has these glitches, it undermines the whole experience.
It's a shame because this could be a great tool with some refinements. For $1.99, it's cheap, but I'd wait for fixes before recommending it. Developer, please add UI customization!
However, there are some frustrating issues. The company names in the sidebar often get truncated (e.g., "Rogers" shows as "Rog..."), and there's no way to adjust font sizes or resize elements to make them fully visible—even after trying macOS resolution changes and zoom shortcuts. This makes navigation clunky, especially with longer entries. The design feels outdated and unpolished compared to what I expected from the screenshots, and I haven't seen any updates since purchase to address these problems. The promised sync with the free web version sounds great, but if the macOS side has these glitches, it undermines the whole experience.
It's a shame because this could be a great tool with some refinements. For $1.99, it's cheap, but I'd wait for fixes before recommending it. Developer, please add UI customization!
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Great!
It’s such a great app.
Simple Clean UI & Easy to use
I have tested out this application. I really like the UI design. Everything flows nicely and it is easy to use.
Simple and Easy
No extras you don’t need. Simple app that does what it was made for well.
Good Organizational Tool
Helpful tool for keeping track of apps
Really brilliant
It’s incredible no one’s done this before. An excellent app that is so helpful with tracking applications. Pretty simple, but that’s what makes it good for me.
Really helpful to keep track
This is really an amazing app to help you keep track of your applications. Nice to finally have a place to centralize all the info. Hard market right now.