Roles find you. Applications fill themselves. You hit send.

Open now carries internship and new grad roles for the track you picked, newest first, refreshed daily. Each row names the company, the role, where the work is, and how long the posting has been up. One control: save, which puts the role on your board as a card.

There is no search, no filter tray, and no endless scroll. This is where you restock the pipeline, not where you spend the afternoon.

Saving a role opens the posting inside Vuna. Your facts, name, email, phone, school, graduation month, and every link, sit in a tray one tap from the clipboard, whatever site the posting lives on. On supported postings the standard fields fill themselves and every filled field is outlined, so the review is real rather than theoretical. Free text questions are left for you. Demographic and EEO questions are never stored and never filled.

You tap I submitted in Vuna's own chrome. The card is already on the board as Applied, carrying where it came from, and the clock starts without you. Under each company name a one pixel rule fills as days pass without activity: green while the trail is warm, brick at fourteen days.

Every nudge names the fact that produced it, never a mood. Every change writes an entry to a log that cannot be edited or deleted, so the record of your season is the truth rather than your memory of it.

At Saved, the resume check reads the posting and your resume together and shows you the gap while you can still do something about it: the terms the posting keeps returning to, where each one sits in your resume, what the top third leads with, and which bullets carry no number. Nothing is scored, graded, or rewritten for you.

At Interview, the story bank: three stories written once, then a drill that asks which one a question is wearing. When a card goes quiet, the follow-up arrives drafted from that card's real context, the company, the role, the day you applied, and the last thing that happened. You read it, you change it, you send it.