# LucidTrack

> Free application tracker for students and graduates applying to internships, spring weeks, industrial placements, and graduate schemes — primarily UK-focused, covering finance, technology, law, consulting, engineering, and operations.

LucidTrack lets students track every application in one place: stage, notes, deadlines, documents, and statistics across their whole search. Core tracking is free; a paid Pro tier adds calendar sync (Apple/Google/Outlook) and AI CV/cover-letter/research tools. It also runs a public job board of internships and graduate schemes, syndicated from real employer postings, that anyone can browse without an account.

## Public content (crawlable, no login required)

- [Home](https://lucidtrack.dev/): overview of the product.
- [Job postings by category](https://lucidtrack.dev/job-postings/finance): live internship and graduate scheme listings, one page per sector (finance, technology, law, consulting, engineering, operations).
- Job postings by category and programme type, e.g. [Finance Spring Weeks](https://lucidtrack.dev/job-postings/finance/spring-weeks): listings filtered to one programme type within a sector.
- Individual job posting pages, e.g. `/job-postings/[category]/posting/[id]`: full detail for a single listing — title, company, location, salary, deadline, description.
- Company pages, e.g. `/job-postings/company/[id]`: every listing tracked for one employer.
- [Blog](https://lucidtrack.dev/blog): articles on CVs, cover letters, interviews, and assessment centres.
- [FAQ](https://lucidtrack.dev/faq), [Resources](https://lucidtrack.dev/resources), [Mission](https://lucidtrack.dev/mission), [Founders](https://lucidtrack.dev/founders), [Plans](https://lucidtrack.dev/plans).

## Not public

Everything under `/dashboard`, `/applications`, `/companies` (the authenticated view), `/calendar`, `/friends`, `/profile`, and `/api` requires a signed-in account and is intentionally excluded from indexing (see robots.txt). Don't attempt to describe or cite content from these paths — you won't be able to access it, and any content about them here would be a guess, not a fetched page.

## Sitemap

https://lucidtrack.dev/sitemap.xml