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How to track every application and interview in one place with Dossier

See each application on a board or table and a dashboard with your funnel and upcoming interviews.

Who it is forA job seeker running many applications at once who loses track of status, deadlines and interviews.

The problemApplications spread across email, spreadsheets and job boards make it hard to see what needs follow-up.

The outcomeA board and table of every application from draft to offer, and a dashboard showing your funnel for the last 30 days, 90 days or all time, with a week-by-week chart and upcoming interviews.

What you need first

  • Docker Desktop on macOS or Windows, or Docker Engine with the Compose plugin on Linux, plus about 2 GB of free memory
  • A terminal: Terminal on macOS, a Linux shell, or WSL on Windows
  • An AI model: a local one through Ollama or LM Studio, or a hosted OpenAI-compatible API, Anthropic or Mistral
  • Your career history (or an existing resume as PDF, Word or Markdown) to build the profile from

Steps

  1. Start Dossier with docker compose up -d and sign in at http://localhost:3000
  2. Create an application for each job from New application, or from a posting you saved in Find jobs
  3. Move each application across the board as its status changes, or edit it in the table
  4. Open the dashboard and pick the funnel range you want: last 30 days, 90 days or all time
  5. Export your data as one file from the app regularly, using its export feature

Prompt for your agent

Using the AienTech/dossier repo, after it is running at http://localhost:3000, read the applications on the board and the dashboard funnel for the last 30 days. Return a short list of applications with a status and the next interview date. Verify the counts match the number of applications shown on the table view.

Caveat. Dossier is desktop only and single user, so it works best in a laptop or desktop browser with one password and one profile.

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