Private beta · limited seats

Every job application.
Accounted for.

Dossier is a job-application tracker — with the rest of the search attached. Find roles across every title you'd take, see who you already know at each company, get an honest read on your résumé before you apply, and follow every role from saved lead to signed offer on one timeline.

How it works

Free during beta · no invite code · your data stays yours

Linear — interview booked Vercel — awaiting offer Airtable — apply reminder
The Dossier dashboard: a pipeline of 13 applications with saved, interviewing, awaiting-offer and accepted counts, and a table of applications showing status, applied date, rounds and last update.
Capture from anywhere you look for work
LinkedInIndeedGreenhouseLeverWorkdayAshby+ paste any URL
// find

The search no job board can run.

Every title you'd take, every city you'd take it in, every arrangement you'd accept — one query instead of six. Then the part a job board structurally cannot do: the roles at companies where you already know someone go to the top.

Dossier's Find jobs results: 12 matches for two job titles in Seattle plus remote, with a 'You have a connection here' group at the top showing roles at Airbnb and Stripe alongside the contact who works there and whether they'd vouch or forward a résumé.
  • One query, not six

    Multiple titles × multiple locations × the arrangements you'd accept. Per-city, too — on-site in one place and remote-only in another is a sentence you can say here.

  • Ranked by who you know

    The ranking runs in your browser, against your own contacts. Who you know is never sent to a server to be scored and never leaves your device.

  • Nothing scraped

    Aggregators' own APIs and companies' own public ATS feeds. When a source is unavailable, results say so instead of quietly showing you less.

  • Save it and it keeps running

    A saved search re-runs on its own cadence and tells you what's new — new meaning new, since it remembers everything it has already shown you.

// prep

Three reads of the same job, on one card.

A posting is a document with a subtext. Dossier reads it three ways — what the filter wants, how your résumé actually stacks up, and what the panel will ask — and each one stays with the application.

Posting read

What they're really screening for.

  • The dealbreakers, separated from the wish list.
  • The exact phrases to mirror, because keyword filters match literally.
  • A tactical résumé playbook for this posting — not generic advice.
The Posting read lens: an insider summary of the role, the dealbreaker requirements, a set of ATS keywords to mirror, and a numbered résumé playbook.
Résumé fit

An honest read, before you spend the evening applying.

  • A fit label you can act on — unlikely, possible, competitive, strong — with the sentence that justifies it.
  • Gaps cited from the posting itself, each with a rewrite you can copy. It will not invent experience you don't have.
  • It measures fit against this posting. Not your odds, not your worth — a permanent disclaimer says so.
The Résumé fit lens: a 'Strong fit' label with a one-sentence justification, a list of requirements the résumé already evidences, and a gap with a suggested rewrite you can copy.
Interview

The questions the panel actually asks.

  • The late rounds — hiring manager and future peers — not the recruiter screen everyone already prepares for.
  • Grouped by who's asking, with what that person is actually testing.
  • Rehearse out loud in the browser, or type — and get coaching back. Dossier never records or stores the audio.
The Interview lens: sixteen likely questions grouped by interviewer — hiring manager, staff designer, product manager — each group labelled with what that interviewer is probing for.

Every one of these is off until you turn it on, one feature at a time, in Settings — and each runs only when you ask. Your résumé is stored as plain text you can delete outright; the file you uploaded never is.

// track

Then the numbers, without the flattery.

Response rate, how far things get, how long companies actually take to come back, and what's gone quiet. Enough to change what you do next week — and honest enough to say when there isn't enough data yet.

Dossier's analytics: active pipeline, a 38% heard-back rate, interview rounds, a weekly activity chart, a status breakdown, a stage-by-stage funnel, and a reply-window estimate.
// what you get

A workspace built for the search, not a spreadsheet.

Everything a serious job seeker needs to stay organized, on schedule, and honest about the numbers.

One-click capture

The extension pulls company, role, and link straight from the posting — and saves contacts from a LinkedIn profile.

Saved jobs & apply reminders

Bookmark roles before you apply. Dossier nudges you before the window closes, so a good lead never quietly expires.

Who you know, company by company

Keep a private note on the people in your network — where they work, how you know them, whether they'd vouch. It never leaves your account, and it's what ranks your search.

Never lose a follow-up

Every application shows how long it's been waiting. Anything gone quiet past your threshold gets flagged.

When a posting comes down

Dossier re-checks the listings you saved. When one closes or disappears, you hear about it — and that silence stops looking like a verdict on you.

Share it from your phone

Add Dossier to your Home Screen and it joins your phone's share sheet. Found a role in the LinkedIn or Indeed app? Tap ShareDossier and it's in your list, company and title filled in. On iPhone a one-time Shortcut does the same thing.

Save & reject by email

Prefer to install nothing? Every account gets a private address. Share a posting to it from any phone and it's saved; forward a rejection and Dossier moves that application to Rejected for you. No inbox to connect — Dossier only ever sees the email you send it, and stores nothing from it.

Your background, entered once

A résumé, a paste, a GitHub handle, a blog. Dossier reads them once into a structured profile so the prep lenses know what you've actually done — then keeps the text, not the file.

Private by design

Row-level security locks every record to your account. Dossier never reads your inbox — it only sees the emails you forward — and your data is yours to export or delete anytime.

// the browser extension

Track a job the second you find it.

Pin Dossier to Chrome and one click captures the posting from wherever you're looking — then shows you who you already know at the company. No copy-paste, no tab-switching, no leaving the page.

  • One click, any job board

    LinkedIn, Indeed, Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, Welcome to the Jungle, Monster, Dice — or paste any URL. Company, role, and link, filled in for you.

  • See who you know — instantly

    Open a posting and Dossier surfaces the people in your network at that company, ranked by who to ask first. A cold application becomes a warm intro.

  • Save contacts as you browse

    On any LinkedIn profile, attach a recruiter, hiring manager, or future teammate to the right application in a single click.

  • Reads the pages scrapers can’t

    It works inside your own signed-in browser, so gated LinkedIn and Indeed postings capture cleanly. No scraping, no middle-man server — your session, your data.

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