Posted
on June 22, 2009, 8:26 am,
by Lars,
under
ApplyHQ.

Today I did a GUI update.
In the sections profiles, references, uploads and job applications sample screens are displayed now.
After the launch of ApplyHQ I got a lot of feedback. Thank you all.
Inspired from your feedback I updated and corrected following points:
- Added more jobfeeds
- Added small help text on dashboard
- Fixed picture upload
- Fixed typo errors
- Fixed UI errors
- Fixed account update error
I’m going to improve ApplyHQ furthermore.
Posted
on June 16, 2009, 8:04 am,
by Lars,
under
ApplyHQ.
After many hours of work i’m proud to say - it’s done. On June, 15th ApplyHQ.com launched successfully.
I am grateful for the support of my twitter friends. They have given me many helpful hints i’m going to implement next days and weeks.
ApplyHQ.com is a web application providing freelancers services to apply for jobs and projects in a easier, faster and professional way. Its purpose is to simplify project and job acquisition for hard working freelancers.
Posted
on June 4, 2009, 12:10 pm,
by Lars,
under
ApplyHQ.

This is the first view of our file upload function. With ApplyHQ you can upload your scanned references or recommendations. You can add your uploaded files to any job applications you do with ApplyHQ.
ApplyHQ will accept all common file types. PDF, DOC or whatever you prefer - you can upload it. The only limitation is the storage space. It will depent from your choosen plan. Filetypes that are able to cause security issues aren’t allowed for uploading.
While you are using the application you can upload files anytime. We recommend to upload all important files like certificates or scanned licences at first. So you won’t interupted if you apply for a job with ApplyHQ.
Your uploaded files are only visible to recruiters you have send a job application. Each of our job applications has a unique url like http://applyhq.com/jobapplication/cwmo6ydwic (demo url - not working). So your scanned documents are only accessible throught this URL.
Posted
on May 2, 2009, 9:11 am,
by Lars,
under
ApplyHQ.

This week i have finished another feature of ApplyHQ. The experience chart shows your skills you used in your projects/jobs. The screenshot above is from a Ruby on Rails developer profile. It underlines your focus on Ruby on Rails, HTML, CSS and MySQL development.
The chart is calulated automatically from your references. You don’t have to put any effort into.
The benefits of this chart is clear. Recruiters get dozents of job applications on their desks and usually they are short on time. This chart allows recruiters to overview your skills quickly. They don’t have to read all your profile text to see what you have done in your projects.
If your chart matches the requirements the chance the recruiter will read your complete application is far higher.
Posted
on April 29, 2009, 2:37 pm,
by Lars,
under
ApplyHQ.

ApplyHQ makes it easy to reply for project managers and recruiters. The screenshot above shows the reply function. It opens an ajax-form for writing a message and suggesting an appointment for an interview.
Why is this important? It’s important because it is a easy way to reply to your profile. The recruiter has not to search in other software for your email address. He can do it directly. If your profile matches the job requirements the recruiter would be able to answer you in no time.
Posted
on April 28, 2009, 2:53 pm,
by Lars,
under
ApplyHQ.
ApplyHQ lets freelancers apply for a job in 3 simple steps:
1. Create your profile and references
ApplyHQ makes it easy to keep your profile and references at state of the art. Once you have created them you can use it in all following job applications. You can add new references in less than 1 minute. It reduces you work to keep your references up-to-date.
2. Look for a job on our internal jobboard
Save time while you are looking for a job. You won’t have to visit dozent of jobboards if you use our jobboard. We collect job listings from many jobboards and display them in a easy to read format. With our “Apply now” function you can apply for a job in no time.
3. Apply for each job you like
Save time while your are applying for a job. Push the “Apply now” button, write a short covering letter, and add your profile and references with just a few clicks. Done! Repeat this steps for each job you like.
If you want more information you can subscribe to our newsletter on ApplyHQ.com You can follow the Twitter profile of your developer too.The web application will start in June 2009 helping freelancers to apply for a job in an easier way.
Posted
on April 28, 2009, 12:20 pm,
by Lars,
under
ApplyHQ.
From my own experience as freelancer i know that applying for new jobs and projects is annoying work. Your application letter must look professionally, your references list has to be always at state of the art, and you have to browse in many jobboards to find new jobs.

ApplyHQ Jobboard
This work is time consuming and you can’t do payed work. ApplyHQ helps you to apply for open jobs and projects in an easier way. It has many features that saves your time.
Manage your references. You can manage your references in an easy way. Each reference has only created at once. You can use it in multiple profiles.
Multiple profiles. You can create multiple profiles to make a perfectly matching application. As freelancer most of us did a lot of jobs. In this number of jobs it can be difficult to show your special qualification that makes you to the best candidate for this job.
Integrated jobboard. ApplyHQ collects open jobs from many jobfeeds. That makes it easy for you to find a job. You have to search only on one place.
Make an application in minutes. For each job you can make an application in minutes. Click the “Apply now” Button, write a short covering letter and add a profile and files.
More features are under development. You can find first screenshots on www.applyhq.com. More information about ApplyHQ will comming soon.