Orbyt Jobs

Orbyt is built on Next.js 16 with TypeScript and deployed on Vercel, using Supabase as the cloud backend for auth, Postgres, real-time sync, and storage. AI is powered by Anthropic Claude and OpenAI, with LangFuse for observability. Payments run through Stripe. Rate limiting uses Upstash Redis. Background jobs are handled by Inngest. The frontend uses Tailwind CSS, Zustand for state management, and React PDF for resume generation. The codebase includes 240,000+ lines of TypeScript, 6,000+ tests via Vitest and Playwright, 15 i18n locales, and Sentry for error monitoring. Every line was written using Claude Code (Opus) as the primary engineering tool.

Anyone who has ever had 14 browser tabs open, a half-updated spreadsheet, and the sinking feeling that they forgot to follow up with someone important. Orbyt is built for job seekers who are actively searching, from new graduates applying to their first role to senior professionals navigating a career transition to executives exploring their next move. If you've ever felt like the job search itself is a full-time job, you're the audience. Orbyt exists so you can spend your energy landing the role, not managing the process.

Every other job search tool makes you do the work. Orbyt does the work for you. Your pipeline, contacts, resumes, follow-ups, interview prep, salary negotiation, financial planning, and career wellness live in one place, powered by AI built into the foundation, not bolted on afterward. Seven autonomous agents watch your search around the clock. Free tools that cost nothing and require no signup: interview prep for 600+ companies, resume scoring, salary data for 600 cities, and a live AI job board. A free tier more generous than most competitors' paid plans. Built by one person with Claude Code in 32 days. 240,000+ lines of code. 6,000+ tests. 15 languages. This is not a spreadsheet with a logo. This is the operating system for your entire job search.

Because you shouldn't need five tools to do one job. Teal builds resumes but doesn't track your contacts. Huntr tracks your pipeline but doesn't prep you for interviews. Jobscan scores your resume, but doesn't know your follow-ups are overdue. Orbyt does all of it. One login. One dashboard. One system that actually understands what a job search is. The AI isn't a chatbot stapled to a spreadsheet. It's seven agents that monitor your pipeline, draft your follow-ups, prep your interviews, and watch your finances while you sleep. And the free tier includes more than most competitors charge for: 10 active jobs, 100 contacts, an AI assistant, mood tracking, goals, a browser extension, and two free tools anyone can use without signing up. You can keep duct-taping five apps together, or you can use the one that was built to replace them all.

Orbyt was built in 32 days by one person using Claude Code as an entire engineering organization. No team. No investors. No funding. Just a founder who had spent 15 years building enterprise software and realized that the tools job seekers use in 2026 are the same spreadsheets and fragmented apps they used in 2016. The idea was simple: what if someone built a job search platform with the same craft and intelligence that companies like Apple put into consumer products? So that's what happened. 240,000+ lines of production code. 6,000+ tests. 15 languages. Stripe billing. Cross-device sync. Seven autonomous AI agents. A 20-dimensional quality audit scoring 10 out of 10. Every line of code was written in conversation with AI, and every decision was reviewed by a human. The full story is documented in a seven-part series on the Orbyt blog, co-authored by the founder and the AI that helped build it.