Sharing a demo of a **job portal I built entirely in Biscuit** and wanted to show what's possible with this platform.

# What I Built

A fully functional job portal with two separate sides:

**Public Side (Candidate View):**

* Browse job listings by category
* Click into job details
* Submit applications as an anonymous user
* No authentication needed for job applications

**Admin Side (Team Dashboard):**

* Role-based access control (based on the email id’s domain)
* Kanban-style pipeline to move candidates through stages (New → Interview → Hired/Rejected)
* View candidate resumes and applications
* Rate candidates and add notes
* Create, publish, or draft new job postings
* See open positions at a glance

# The Cool Part (For Me)

I built this by **typing prompts into Biscuit** and the platform handled:

* User authentication with email domain restrictions
* Role-based permissions (admin vs. candidate roles)
* Email workflows (notifications when apps are submitted)
* Database modeling (auto-created based on app needs)
* Responsive UI with brand kit customization

# Behind the Scenes

The Biscuit project includes:

* **Chats:** organized by feature (keeps 20+ chat threads clean)
* **Workflows:** visualized logic (no code to read, just visual blocks)
* **Database:** built-in, fully editable
* **Brand kit:** custom colors, typography, branding
* **Analytics:** see who's using it and where they come from
* **Payments:** ready to monetize whenever you want

This isn't just a demo app. It's a functional tool that we could actually use for real hiring if we wanted to. The point is: this is what's possible when you focus on *what* you want to build instead of *how* to build it.

If you have an app idea - whether it's a job portal, a form, a marketplace, whatever - give Biscuit a try. You can join the waitlist (link in the comment).

Built a Full Job Portal in Biscuit