Which channels reply, and where the pipeline breaks
Every application you log is added to your reply rate, your weekly pace and your conversion funnel. There is nothing to build and nothing to refresh; the numbers are simply there whenever you open the page.
01 — Sources
The channels worth your time, ranked
Every job board claims to be where hiring happens. Seisin records where each application actually came from and lines the reply rates up against each other, so a channel that takes your time and returns nothing stops being a hunch and becomes a figure you can act on.
Where the replies come from
Referral75%
Company site57%
LinkedIn55%
Indeed52%
The ranking updates the moment a response is logged. No filtering, no pivot table.
02 — Pace
Your pace, next to what it means
Weekly pace counts the applications you started each week against how many remain open. Read alongside pipeline health, which shows where every application currently sits, it answers a more useful question: whether you are keeping to your own target, or slowing down while the applied pile grows unattended.
03 — Funnel
Where applications stall
The conversion funnel turns each stage into a figure rather than an impression. Anyone can say they have applied widely. Seisin can say how many of those applications became a first conversation, and whether the drop happens at the application stage or the interview stage, which are two very different problems.
Applied94
Interview20
Offer6
04 — In context
The chart is never separate from the search
An application in a chart still carries its rounds, its resume and its offer.
Because the analytics are built from the same records that hold your interview rounds, the resume version you sent and the offer you received, a figure on this page is always one click from the application behind it.
05 — Get Seisin
Get Seisin
Free for Windows, macOS and Linux. Full download links and first-run instructions are on the home page.