A job search is three jobs at once — practising DSA, sending applications, and shipping projects. Switchboard puts all three on one dashboard, sets a daily target for each, and tells you the moment you're done for the day.
Email and password — that's the whole setup. Works on your phone, your laptop, and the tab you keep open next to LeetCode.
Progress feels invisible when it lives in tabs, spreadsheets, and screenshots. Switchboard collapses it into one workspace where the work you did today is impossible to miss.
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With Switchboard
Switchboard is deliberately small. Four screens, one quick-add sheet, and a scoreboard that keeps you honest — designed so logging a day takes less time than opening a spreadsheet.
Rate a problem 1 to 5 when you solve it and the revisit is scheduled for you — tomorrow, 3 days, a week, 2 weeks, or a month out. Due problems land on your DSA screen the morning they're ready.
Rate a problem once. Switchboard queues the revisit and surfaces it the day it's due.
Set a daily number for DSA, applications, and project sessions. The gauge counts down what's left.
Today, this week, this month — swipe between them and see where the week actually went.
Wishlist, Applied, OA, Interview, Offer, Rejected. Every role carries its job link, notes, and next step, so you always know which stage needs you today.
One floating button opens one sheet: DSA, application, project, or note. Log it in seconds and get back to work.
Every change is logged automatically. Filter by day, search it, and see proof the week happened.
Keep resume versions in one library and attach the exact file you sent to each application.
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Switchboard is a scoreboard, not another project to manage. Setup is short on purpose.
How many problems, applications, and project sessions make a good day for you. Two minutes, once — change them whenever your week changes.
Quick Add takes a problem name, a topic, and a confidence score. Applications take a company and a stage. That's the whole ritual.
The dashboard counts down what's left today, then rolls it into the week and the month so a slow Tuesday doesn't feel like failure.
Still curious? Create an account and look around — it takes less time than reading this column.
Software engineers who are preparing and applying at the same time — students, new grads, and anyone switching jobs while holding one down. If your prep lives in LeetCode and your applications live in a spreadsheet, this replaces both.
Pick your three numbers, log today's work, and let the dashboard tell you when you're done. Tomorrow it'll be waiting with the revisits you earned.