Never let a job application go quiet on you.

I built Ghosted because every existing job tracker was either expensive, bloated, or lost track of the applications that went quiet. I was tracking mine in a spreadsheet and an inbox, and the ones that went silent were exactly the ones I forgot: no rejection, no reply, just nothing. After a while I didn't even remember where I had already applied.

Today you need to apply for dozens or even hundreds of jobs. It's humanly impossible to keep track of it. At least for me it was.

Ghosted does one job. It keeps every application and its timeline in one place, with a simple user interface, and it gives the quiet ones their own section — so a hunt that has stalled is something you can see rather than something you slowly forget.

Additionally, building Ghosted really keeps me busy and sane while I keep applying into the void and wait for a template rejection.

Job hunting is expensive and stressful enough already — portfolio and CV crafting, take-homes, time off, and often no income while you do it.

Charging rent on the logbook felt like charging people for being unemployed. I know many do this. I don't.

It is free for casual use and stays that way: no ads, no upsell, and nothing about your hunt sold to anyone.

If you feel like it, you can support the cause with a small donation via buymeacoffee (from the menu or linked here).

If you work for a company that would sponsor the project, or want to talk about white-label options, drop an email to hey@nomorenames.studio.

There is no catch. I wanted to build a simple and honest tool for myself but it grew to a state where it could be helpful for others. This is a one-man show, no funding, no scaling, no exit strategy and definitely no data harvesting. Not on my watch.

If you don't trust me then feel free to self host it for yourself or friends and family. It's all there on the git repo under the MIT license.

That is the whole business model — there isn't one.

Ghosted writes nothing for you, applies to nothing for you and reads no mailbox — it only knows what you type into it.

The internet is already full of bloated software and nothing can avoid the AI treatment.

Well. Ghosted was built with AI assistance, but ships with no built-in AI on purpose.

If you do want an agent in the loop, it goes the other way round. An MCP integration is coming, so your own agent, with your own key, can do the filing.

The log stays the tool; the agent stays yours.

Maybe. If your idea fits the vision and doesn't add bloat, I'll consider it — but nothing is guaranteed, as my resources are limited.

Same goes for PRs: they will be approved only if they respect the scope of the project.

Ghosted is simple on purpose. Less is more.

The code is public and MIT-licensed. File an issue for what breaks, open a pull request for what you would rather fix yourself, or self-host it and report how it went on your machine — that last one is the most useful.

Ghosted is hand-written and AI-enhanced, so a pull request a model drafted is welcome too — as long as you read it before you send it.