Huntr has been one of the best-loved job-tracking tools for years. Their kanban boards are clean, their Chrome extension bookmarks roles efficiently, and their resume builder is solid. They've earned a real audience.

Sorce is a different category. We're an AI auto-apply tool — swipe through jobs on your phone, our agent submits the application for you. The two products solve different parts of the hunt.

TL;DR

Sorce Huntr
Category AI auto-apply Job tracker + resume
AI submits applications? ✅ ❌
Job tracker Submitted apps tracked ✅ — full kanban
Resume builder Per-application tailoring ✅ standalone
Free tier 40 swipes/day with AI auto-apply Free with limits
Mobile app ✅ iOS native Web + Chrome extension
Jobs database 5M+ open roles You bookmark from anywhere

Who Huntr is right for

Huntr has earned its place. It fits if:

  • You want a meticulous tracker. Huntr's kanban is mature — drag-and-drop stages, contact tracking, document storage per role. If tracking is the most important feature, Huntr wins.
  • You want a great standalone resume builder. Huntr's resume builder is one of the better in the category.
  • You apply manually and want to organize. Huntr fits the "I find the job, I apply, I track it" workflow.

Who Sorce is right for

Sorce is right for:

  • People who want auto-apply. Sorce's AI agent submits the application — including a tailored cover letter — on every job you swipe right.
  • Free-tier seekers. 40 swipes/day with the full AI agent, indefinitely.
  • Mobile-first hunters. iOS-native swipe app.
  • Volume seekers. 5M+ jobs in our database.

Use both?

A lot of users do. Track in Huntr, apply via Sorce. The two are complementary if you want both meticulous tracking and AI auto-apply.

Feature-by-feature

Apply mechanics

Huntr: you find the job, you apply on the company's site, you track it in Huntr. No auto-submit.

Sorce: swipe right; AI agent applies for you.

Tracking

Huntr: kanban-style stages, very detailed. Built for tracking-heavy users.

Sorce: tracks submitted applications and their status. Leaner — built for "swipe, apply, get interviews," not "project-manage every stage."

If detailed tracking is your priority, Huntr wins this one.

Resume

Huntr: standalone builder, one of the better ones.

Sorce: auto-tailors per application as part of the apply flow.

Different shapes — Huntr crafts the resume; Sorce tailors each one.

Mobile

Sorce: iOS-native. Huntr: web + Chrome. Phone hunters use Sorce.

Pricing (as of May 2026)

Sorce: Free — 40 swipes/day with AI; paid tiers for higher caps.

Huntr: Free tier with limits, paid for advanced features.

What real users say

  • Huntr, G2 — "Best tracker I've used. The kanban is clean and the resume builder is great." Real signal.
  • Sorce, App Store — "I used Huntr for tracking, applied manually, then switched to Sorce for the apply step. Time saved is wild." (Reviewer @rachel.l)

The verdict

Use Huntr if: tracking is the most important feature, you want a great standalone resume builder, and you're fine submitting applications manually.

Use Sorce if: you want auto-apply with AI cover letters, a real free tier, and a mobile-first interface.

Use both if: you want the best of both — Huntr's tracking, Sorce's auto-apply. They're complementary.

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