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Jōb

Jōb is useful for anyone in the middle of a job search who’s tired of tracking applications in a spreadsheet, especially people applying to a lot of roles at once. It reads your Gmail and finds your applications on its own, so you can see at a glance where every application stands, from applied to interview, rejection or offer, without entering anything by hand. It shows what needs your attention today, like upcoming interviews or applications that haven’t had a reply in weeks, and keeps recruiter messages separate from your applications. The analytics show what’s working, such as which roles get the most replies, so you can focus your search. If you like privacy or self-hosting, everything stays on your own computer.

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Repository
youssefamr74/job-public
Licence
MIT
Catalog status
Available
Catalog check
2026-11-13
Required costs
No hosting or paid services are needed: Jōb runs on your own computer with Docker, and any machine that can run Docker is enough. No AI API is required, since it works fully without AI. If you want AI, you can run a free local model with Ollama (a few GB of disk space and about 8 GB of RAM), or use your own API key for Claude, OpenAI, Gemini or OpenRouter, which the provider charges per use, usually a few cents. You also need a Gmail account with 2-Step Verification for the app password, or your own Google Cloud OAuth client.

Repository description

Jōb is a self-hosted job search companion. It reads your Gmail, finds the emails about your job applications, and keeps track of them: who you applied to, for which role, and how far each one got. It works without AI. If you want, you can add AI with your own provider or a local model. It runs on your own computer.

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