I built a job hunter that watches 64K+ companies so I don't have to
I was job hunting a few months ago and got completely fed up with LinkedIn.
Same jobs reposted by multiple recruiters, promoted garbage jobs, listings that have been open for months, and when you finally find something good, you're already applicant 1000+.
So I started building something that skips LinkedIn and Indeed and watches company career pages directly.
It's turned into a Python project that currently covers around 64k companies through Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, and 20 more ATS and more than 2k custom career sites.
The main idea is simple:
Upload your resume once → get relevant jobs posted in the last 24 hours.
It understands your experience, skills and location, then shows you the jobs that actually match.
You can filter by:
- Company tier, including FAANG/MAANG
- Location
- Remote
- Role
- Experience
- Startup vs big company
You can also paste any company's career page URL and it starts tracking it automatically.
Google, NVIDIA, Amazon, Microsoft, already covered.
Random 50-person startup? Paste the careers URL and it's covered too.
I'm also working on AI application autofill.
Upload your resume/profile once with your education, experience, projects, links, work authorization, etc. Then when you open an application, it fills the repetitive fields for you.
You still review everything and submit yourself.
So the flow is:
Resume → new relevant jobs → filter → apply → repetitive fields already filled → submit.
I've been using it myself for a few weeks and it's saved me a lot of time.
Thinking about turning it into an actual app with:
- Resume-based job matching
- 24-hour job feed
- 64k+ companies
- Custom career-page tracking
- Salary and company filters
- Job alerts
- AI application autofill
- Application tracking
Would you use this?
One-time payment for a local app or subscription for a hosted version?
And what would make this genuinely useful instead of just another job board?
Posted Aug 8, 2026, 5:28 PM UTC