Ranking that explains itself
Every job carries a 0–100 score and the reason for it — "seniority matches, posted this week" or "on-site only, you asked for remote." When a rank looks wrong, you can see why and fix the criteria instead of guessing.
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One sentence about the job you want. That's the whole setup. We find the openings, rank every one against what you actually asked for, and put the good ones on top.
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Everything you don't get
Just the jobs, ranked for you.
How it works
Two fields: a name, and a sentence. Write it the way you'd tell a friend — "senior backend roles at small companies, remote, Go or Rust, at least $180k, no crypto." Everything else is optional and tucked away until you want it.
No hunting down which ATS each employer uses. job-boards.io reads your criteria, picks companies worth watching, and checks each one has a live job board before connecting it. Name specific companies if you want — we'll find their board too.
New openings arrive scored and sorted, with a one-line reason for each rank. Move them through saved → applied → interview → offer in a list or a board. Get an email when something strong lands.
What you get
Every job carries a 0–100 score and the reason for it — "seniority matches, posted this week" or "on-site only, you asked for remote." When a rank looks wrong, you can see why and fix the criteria instead of guessing.
Scan a dense, sortable list when you're triaging. Switch to the kanban board when you're managing live conversations. Drag a card or use the keyboard — both views write to the same record.
Email the instant something clears your score threshold, or a daily or weekly digest at an hour you choose. Every alert is deduplicated, so the same job never reaches you twice.
Boards re-pull on the cadence you set, as often as every fifteen minutes, and the open tab patches itself as results land. Or hit refresh and watch it run.
Every source is re-checked weekly. Boards that go quiet or start failing are retired and replaced automatically, so the list stays current without you auditing it. Ask for similar companies any time and get back only ones with openings right now.
Mark what you've applied to and when, keep private notes on each role, and stop re-reading the same posting three weeks running.
Security
A job search is sensitive — often the one thing you least want leaking to a current employer. The account layer is built accordingly.
Set up a board in about two minutes. It'll be pulling and ranking before you finish your coffee.
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