Search Job Sites by Role and Location
Huntr turns the mobile app into a focused browser for job hunting. Enter a role, skill, or company keyword, pair it with a city or region, and use the same search to move through selected job sites. This reduces the need to keep several browser tabs open while comparing opportunities on a phone.
The location picker supports map-based selection as well as place or address entry, which is useful for narrowing a search before opening listings. Back and forward controls make it easy to revisit results without starting over. When a promising role appears, it can be saved to a Huntr board for follow-up instead of being lost in browsing history.
Organize Opportunities on Visual Boards
Saved opportunities live on boards that act as a visual pipeline for each job search. Users can create separate boards, add roles to a wishlist, and move cards through stages as an opportunity changes from interesting to applied, interviewing, or completed. Each card keeps the job title and company visible so the board remains easy to scan.
A job record can hold the posting URL, salary, location, notes, tasks, and important dates. That makes Huntr useful when many roles have similar titles or when applications are spread across different websites. Instead of rebuilding context before every follow-up, users can return to one card and continue from the latest stage.
Plan Applications, Interviews, and Follow-Ups
Activities turn a job board into a working schedule rather than a static list. Users can add application, interview, offer, networking, or custom actions, attach them to a specific job, set dates, and record notes. Status and category filters help separate upcoming tasks from completed or overdue items.
Huntr also records key events when jobs move through important stages, creating a history that can be reviewed from the job card or timeline. This structure is practical for planning interview preparation, reminder emails, deadlines, and recruiter follow-ups. It gives each opportunity a clear next action while keeping general job-search tasks available in the same workspace.
Compare Locations and Continue Across Devices
Map view adds geographic context to a job pipeline by plotting saved opportunities around their organization locations. Users can compare nearby roles, review job cards from map markers, and switch back to the board when they need stage-based organization. This is especially helpful when commute distance or regional flexibility affects which positions deserve attention.
Huntr connects the same search workflow across Android, iOS, the web app, and its browser extension. A role found while browsing can be saved for later review, while boards, activities, and job details remain organized around the same account. The result is a portable job-search workspace for people who alternate between desktop research and mobile follow-up.