I built a free job search tracker that turns your search into analytics - just shipped v1.1

I've been building Seisin, a free Windows desktop app for keeping an entire job search in one place: applications, interviews, offers, resumes, contacts, notes.

I started it because I was tired of juggling spreadsheets, tabs, and my inbox every time I was job hunting. It was easy to lose track of what I'd applied to, when to follow up, or which offer actually paid better once you accounted for relocation and bonuses.

Most trackers stop at storing information. I wanted something that also showed the patterns behind a search, response rate by source, response time, weekly activity, where the pipeline was actually stalling, so I built that in from the start.

Launched v1.0 about a month ago to basically just my own network. This week I shipped v1.1 with a resume builder (five templates, import/export as PDF or Word, an offline check for what's missing), a big interview suite revamp (question bank, STAR answer builder, prep checklists), offer comparison that separates what you were actually offered from what a posting advertised, and a calendar that pulls in every interview and deadline automatically from your applications, interviews, and offers.

Everything's stored locally in SQLite, no accounts, no sign-in. It's completely free, no catch, though I'll probably add an optional paid tier eventually that adds depth to existing features rather than gating anything off.

Distribution so far has basically been zero, this is one of my first real attempts at getting it in front of people who aren't already in my network. Would genuinely love feedback, especially from anyone who's been through a long job search and can tell me what's missing.

https://getseisin.com