A job tracker that is free, and stays free.
Three pieces: the job and resource tracker, the resume container and block builder, and the browser extension.
No card. No clock on it.
The search and the material, in one place.
The roles you are going after, with the people and the organizations attached to each one, so a conversation from three weeks ago is still attached to the thing it was about.
A resume built from blocks you keep, rather than from files you rename and lose track of. Change a block and every resume built on it is current.
The browser extension captures a record from a page you are already looking at. One deliberate action per record, from a page already rendered to you.
Their business works best while your search drags on. Mine does not.
A tracker billed by the month earns more from the exact period you most want to end. Nothing here is billed by the month, so nothing about it is tuned to how long you take.
Keeping a list of jobs and rearranging a resume against a posting is worth charging for right up until somebody gives it away.
I want you hired and off my platform.
What is not free, and the honest reason why.
Anything that calls a model or a third-party API sits behind the line, because it costs money every single time it runs. Putting it in the free product would mean either a cap you would hit in the first week, or a bill I cannot pay.
That is a cost reason. It is not a lever to make the free product feel thin, and there is no trial clock anywhere in this.
Getting that cost low enough to make it free for real is the intent. It is not a promise, and I am not going to dress it up as one.
You can still see all of it. The worksheets sit in your rail from the first day with an eye beside them, not a padlock, and you can read what each one asks before you decide anything.
RADAR is this account with that layer on.
It is one product that contains this one. Everything you captured here is still here, under the same login, and nothing is migrated or left behind.
RADAR is not for sale yet.