Metrics & Insights

See Exactly
Where You Lose Offers

Every round you log and every question you rate feeds into a live analytics dashboard. Lytmus shows you your funnel, your confidence gaps by topic, and your week-by-week activity — all derived from your own real interview data.

What Lytmus measures

Application funnel

A step chart from applied → phone screens → onsites → offers. See your conversion at each stage and benchmark where you're losing candidates.

Offer & response rate

Your overall offer rate and response rate computed from real data. Tracks automatically as you move cards on the board — no manual calculation.

Confidence by tag

Average confidence rating (1–5) for each question tag across all interviews. The clearest signal for where to focus your prep time before the next loop.

Round outcome breakdown

How many rounds you've passed, failed, or have pending — broken down by round type. Spot if you're consistently struggling on system design vs. behavioral.

Weekly activity heatmap

A GitHub-style heatmap of your interview activity by week. Helps you maintain search momentum and identify weeks you went quiet.

Season-based filtering

Define job search seasons (e.g. 'Summer 2025 search') and compare metrics across different periods of your career.

Frequently asked questions

What metrics does Lytmus track for my job search?

Lytmus tracks: application funnel (applied → phone screens → onsites → offers), offer rate, response rate, active interview count, confidence distribution by topic tag, weekly application activity, and round outcome breakdown (pass/fail rates by interview type).

How is the offer rate calculated?

Offer rate is computed as (applications reaching 'Offer' status) / (total applications), expressed as a percentage. It updates in real time as you move cards on the board.

How does confidence distribution work?

Every time you rate a question 1–5 after an interview, that score is associated with the question's tags. Lytmus aggregates these by tag across all your interviews and displays them as a distribution chart. A tag with a consistent low average is a reliable signal of where you need more prep.

What is the activity heatmap?

The activity heatmap shows your interview activity by week — how many applications you added, rounds you logged, and questions you captured. It helps you spot gaps in your search tempo and maintain momentum during long job searches.

How many interviews do I need before the metrics become useful?

The funnel stats are useful from the first application. Confidence distribution becomes meaningful after 5–10 interviews with captured questions, as that's enough data to see consistent patterns by topic.

Can I filter metrics by time period or company?

Lytmus currently supports filtering by job search season (a date range you define). More filtering options — by company, role level, and interview type — are on the roadmap.

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