Changelog

Latest Enhancements
& Platform News

20 releases across iOS, macOS, Web, CLI, and backend.

Latest release

  • request-company command: `trackly request-company "eBay" --url https://careers.ebay.com --notes "MBA hiring page"` asks Trackly to add a company to its tracked list. Brings the CLI to parity with the web, iOS, and macOS apps which already had this. CLI
  • Matching trackly_request_company MCP tool, so Claude / Cursor / Codex can request a company in natural language when you ask about one Trackly doesn't track yet. The MCP server now exposes 12 tools. CLI
  • Tokenless publishing via npm Trusted Publishing (OIDC): releases now authenticate through GitHub's built-in identity instead of a stored npm token. No token to leak, expire, or rotate. v0.3.2 is the first release published this way, with full SLSA v1 provenance. CLI

Milestone

  • First App Store submission and approval iOS
  • iPad support with adaptive layouts iOS
  • App Store Connect upload and review pipeline iOS
  • First deployment to a physical iOS device iOS
  • Code signing and provisioning pipeline for TestFlight and App Store distribution iOS

All releases

CLI v0.2.8

Two improvements for anyone using Trackly through Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client: `search_jobs` now returns ALL jobs at a company by default (not just PM roles), and every new release is cryptographically signed with npm provenance so you can verify it came from our CI.

CLI v0.2.5CLI v0.2.6

Two CLI releases pave the way for the official trackly-app GitHub Organization and unblock the Claude Co-Work integration path.

CLI v0.2.1CLI v0.2.2CLI v0.2.3CLI v0.2.4

Four releases over two days. Fixed two critical CLI/MCP bugs that silently failed user actions, then hardened the supply chain so a compromised build server can never ship an unattested package.

Web ResumeiOS ResumemacOS Resume

Upload your resume once and Trackly scores every job in your feed, showing exactly where you match, where you have gaps, and what to do about it.

Web Co-WorkWeb Guide

Trackly is now available as a Claude Co-Work connector. Connect in under a minute: no CLI, no config files, no API keys. Just paste a URL and you're in.

macOS v1.0.3

Trackly for macOS is now available on the Mac App Store. The native macOS experience brings the full job tracking platform to your desktop with keyboard-first navigation, split-pane views, and Apple Sign-In.

iOS v1.3.3macOS v1.0.3

Deep match score insights, refined UI, and quality fixes across every platform.

iOS v1.3.3macOS v1.0.2

A complete redesign of the Skills & Tools section, structured data extraction from job descriptions, and a 93% latency reduction on the job feed.

CLI v0.1.10iOS v1.3.2

Trackly is now available as a public npm package. Search jobs, track applications, and get AI insights from your terminal. Or connect it as an MCP server in Claude Code and Cursor.

CLI v0.1.6CLI v0.1.7CLI v0.1.8CLI v0.1.9

Four iterative CLI releases the week of March 12 introduced networking commands (contacts, brief, referral) and shipped a critical fix for the jobFunction enum mismatch that silently returned zero results.

Web LaunchmacOS v1.0.0

Trackly for the web is live at usetrackly.app, with a full-featured job tracking experience: split-pane views, keyboard shortcuts, and mobile swipe gestures. The macOS app also hits v1.0.0.

iOS v1.3.0macOS v1.0.0

Trackly for macOS hits TestFlight as v1.0.0. Browse and favorite companies, filter jobs by state or province, and toggle international results. Plus, a critical data quality fix for nearly 500 misclassified jobs.

iOS v1.2.0Web Bootstrap

The web app gets its first deployment, the iOS app ships What's New version announcements, and company logos land across the board.

iOS v1.1.0

Native-quality swipe gestures with rubber band physics, real-time push notifications for new job alerts, and the kanban application tracker. TestFlight distribution pipeline goes live for automated beta uploads.

Major improvements to resume-job matching accuracy and the foundation for automated job applications.

The project rebrands from Close to Trackly and ships its core differentiator: a 7-dimension weighted match scoring algorithm that ranks jobs by how well they fit your resume.

The infrastructure that makes Trackly feel instant: localStorage caching, optimized queries, and zero-downtime deployments.

The job monitoring engine scales to 1,237 companies across 38 ATS types: from Greenhouse and Lever to Workday and custom career pages.