Job Tracker

Job Tracker is a personal tracker for job applications, and a neat case study in spec-driven vibe coding. Every feature starts as a written spec in docs/specs/ before a line of code exists, with the planned build order tracked in a public roadmap. The app itself covers the full job-hunt loop: a kanban board (Wishlist → Applied → Screening → Interviewing → Offer → Accepted/Rejected), a table view, and per-application pages with requirements, timelines and contacts.

Under the hood it's a TypeScript monorepo — Express backend, React frontend, SQLite storage, npm workspaces — with light and dark themes, drag-and-drop between stages, and follow-up reminders (the screenshots even show an "overdue" nudge on a stalled application). The author notes the screenshots use made-up sample data.

The repo description says it directly: "built with Claude Code using Spec Driven Development." Zero stars and five days of commits at scouting time — a fresh, honest, small-scope office app that does one job well.