Part of the reason we built this is because applying online nowadays is like a black hole and a lot of times you never know the status of your application. Wit

Part of the reason we built this is because applying online nowadays is like a black hole and a lot of times you never know the status of your application. With this, at least you'd be able to know when anyone actually looked at it. Based on how much interest they showed, you could probably make an educated guess as to whether they were interested or not. Basically, at least you get some feedback. I actually applied to a couple of jobs to test it and had some interesting results. For example, in one interview there was much more mouse-hovering/interest focused around my front-end development skills as opposed to UX. Similarly, I could see what projects they clicked on and during the interview, they did ask about those. It is reasonably helpful for interview prep. There were some people that just printed out the resume though, so I wasn't able to get any data with them.