Huntr
Huntr captures jobs from boards into a Kanban-style tracker so you can see every application stage at a glance. It is built for speed when listings are scattered across sites. Use it when saving and tracking roles is the bottleneck, not resume wording.
Fit
Best for
- Capturing listings from many job boards quickly
- Kanban-style pipeline visibility during an active search
- Lightweight tracking without building a spreadsheet
Not ideal for
- Deep role-specific application tailoring as the main job
- Design-forward resume editing as the primary need
- A single-application workflow with no pipeline to manage
Overview
Huntr centers on a browser extension that pulls job details into a tracker, then lets you move roles across stages, attach notes, and keep resume versions nearby. It is especially useful when you discover roles on LinkedIn, company sites, and niche boards and need one place to see what is waiting, applied, or interviewing.
- Chrome extension job capture
- Kanban-style application tracker
- Resume and job-tailoring helpers
Tradeoffs
Strengths
- Fast collection from scattered job boards
- Clear pipeline visibility
- Strong free starting point for lighter search volume
Limitations
- Tracker depth can matter more than document polish
- Heavier searches may still want a dedicated resume specialist
FAQ
What is Huntr best used for?
Capturing jobs from browsers and tracking application stages in one workspace.
How is Huntr different from Teal?
Huntr is strongest at grabbing listings from any board; Teal is stronger as a broader career command center.
Does Huntr replace a resume builder?
No. It helps the search workflow; the resume still needs strong content for each role.
Is Huntr enough for a long executive search?
It can work, but heavy searches often pair tracking with a dedicated resume or tailoring tool for priority roles.
Also see trackers and resume builders.