Four stages.
One ranked list.
You answer six questions once. After that, the searching and the first pass of judgement happen without you — so what is left is deciding which of the strong matches to actually apply to.
You describe what you want
Onboarding is six short steps. You pick remote, on-site or hybrid; give your country and city; choose your field and list your skills; set the job types you will consider and your seniority and years of experience; give a salary range in USD, EUR, GBP or EGP; and finally connect a Groq API key.
- Work preference — remote, on-site or hybrid
- Location — country, and city where it matters
- Field and skills — what you do and what you know
- Job type and seniority — full-time, part-time, freelance or contract; entry through lead
- Salary range — with the currency you actually think in
- Your Groq API key — encrypted before it is stored
The search runs
Your saved profile is handed to an n8n workflow, which searches job platforms for openings that fit and collects what it finds. Duplicates are dropped so the same role posted in two places does not show up twice.
- Triggered from your dashboard, not on a fixed schedule
- Runs against the profile you saved during onboarding
- Collected listings are stored against your account only
AI scores every listing
Each collected listing is passed to a Groq model together with your profile, and comes back with a relevance score from 0 to 100. That score is what decides the order you see things in — not how recently something was posted.
- Scored against your skills, experience, location and salary range
- Ranked by fit rather than recency
- Runs on the API key you supplied, never a shared one
You review the matches
Results land on your dashboard sorted by score. Open any match to read the full description and why it scored the way it did, bookmark the ones worth keeping, and follow the original posting to apply.
- Sorted by relevance score by default
- Filter down to the subset worth your time
- Bookmark matches to come back to them
- Re-run the search whenever you want — there is no quota