Owner-scoped private data
Authentication and owner-aware relationships keep one user’s applications, companies, contacts and review drafts separate from another user’s records.
Full-stack product case study
Job Application Tracker
An in-development, private job-search organiser that brings applications, follow-ups, appointments, employer interactions and time-based decisions into one focused workflow.
- Status
- In development
- Access
- Private until launch
- Stack
- .NET 10 / PostgreSQL
Overview / 01
What the project demonstrates
The tracker is designed as an operational home for each opportunity rather than a simple spreadsheet replacement. Applications keep an append-only status history alongside contacts, interactions, tasks, appointments, posting context and a readable stored job description.
The dashboard summarises three calendar months while an Action Centre surfaces overdue work, follow-up suggestions, upcoming appointments and explicit ghosting decisions. Manual entry, pasted text, safe public-URL import and a user-clicked browser extension all feed a review step before an application is saved.
The final product is planned for a proper public domain where people can sign up and use it directly. At this stage the application remains private while product, security and deployment work continue.
Thinking / 02
Decisions behind the work
Review before save
Imported job information is treated as a draft. The user reviews and corrects extracted fields before the tracker creates an application or company.
Decisions stay with the user
The tracker can suggest follow-up or ghosting checks, but it does not silently change an application outcome without confirmation.
Evidence / 03
Skills and capabilities
- Responsive application views
- Automated test foundation
- Documented security boundaries
- .NET 10
- ASP.NET Core MVC
- C#
- GitHub Actions
The demonstration reflects the current development build. Public registration, production hosting and the final application domain are not available yet.