Why Roundwise
A spreadsheet remembers
where you are.
It forgets how you got there.
That is fine until the fourth round, when someone asks what you discussed in the second — and the only record is a line in a notes app you wrote eleven days ago and a subject line you cannot find.
The old way
One application, six places
Browser bookmarks
The posting — until the tab closes
A spreadsheet
Company, role, date applied
Notes app
What the recruiter said
Inbox
The scheduling thread
Browser history
The URL you cannot find again
Memory
Which round you are actually on
None of it is wrong. It is just that none of it is connected — so the work of staying on top of a search is the work of holding six places in your head at once.
What gets lost
The thread
Which round you are on, what was said, what you promised to send. It existed; it is just not anywhere you can reach in ten seconds.
The follow-up
The application nobody ever replied to, and the week you were going to chase it. A search loses more to silence than to rejection.
The posting itself
Roles come down. Without the captured description, preparing for the interview means reconstructing the job from memory.
The Roundwise way
One opportunity. One timeline.
One place it lives.
Every opportunity carries its own state and its own history. Nothing is assembled from six sources at the moment you need it, because it was never split across six sources.
- 01
Saved
Captured, with its URL, company and role — before the tab closes.
- 02
Applied
You mark it applied. Nothing is auto-submitted, ever.
- 03
Viewed
Someone opened it. The thread is still warm.
- 04
Interview
Rounds, notes and outcomes, attached to the opportunity.
- 05
Offer
The outcome, with the whole history that led to it.
What changes
A stage is a fact, not a feeling
An opportunity is in exactly one state, and moving it records when. "I think I applied to that one" stops being a sentence you say.
History is kept, not reconstructed
Every transition is stamped and retained, so the answer to "where do I stand on this" is a thing you read rather than a thing you rebuild.
The same job is the same job
A posting reached through a tracked link and a clean one is one opportunity, not two — Roundwise resolves both to the same identity.
Capture happens where the job is
The browser extension saves the posting from the page you are already looking at, with its URL, company and role attached.
Your job search deserves
a system.
Roundwise is free while it is being built. Your opportunities stay on your device, and you can leave with them at any time.
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