Priya S.
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I stopped refreshing the same three boards. The roles here were sitting on company sites I never would have checked one by one.
Openings from company career pages.
Company career pages, filtered in one dashboard
Product Designer
Northwind · Remote
Backend Engineer
Harbor · New York
Data Analyst
Fieldnote · London
Account Executive
Kite Labs · Austin
★★★★★
I stopped refreshing the same three boards. The roles here were sitting on company sites I never would have checked one by one.
★★★★★
The apply link drops me on the career page. No extra account, no recruiter form in the middle. That alone is worth it.
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I'm searching for remote account executive roles. A lot of what shows up here never appeared in my usual alerts.
Jobs from the source
How JobLookout is built
A lot of openings never get a second life on the big boards. They stay on the company's own careers page. JobLookout reads those pages and puts the roles in one list, so you can filter them and apply where the team is actually hiring.
Career pages
Where listings come from
Your filters
Role, country, work mode
Their site
Where you apply
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I can scan a morning's worth of new roles, save the ones I want, and come back later to apply. The flow stays out of the way.
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Filters for country and work mode are the reason I stayed. I was wasting hours opening posts that were never going to work for me.
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Tried a narrow marketing search and still got a real list. I expected it to come back empty.
The index covers a wide range of roles from company career pages. During signup you pick the functions you want, and you can keep filtering from the dashboard.
You choose the countries you want to see. Listings are mainly postings written in English on company sites. Open the job list to see what is there for your search.
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Set it up on a Sunday and had a shortlist by the afternoon. The descriptions link out, so I always know which company I'm reading.
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I wanted roles I could apply to directly. This is the first search that felt like a list of companies, not a list of ads.
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Three of the roles I liked this week were not on LinkedIn at all.
We read every note and reply as soon as we can.
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I check it with coffee. New company posts show up, and I apply before the listing gets noisy.
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Saved me from opening the same repost on three different boards. If it's here, I go straight to the company.
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Clear, fast, and I can tell which roles I already opened. That's all I wanted from a job search tool.
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I used to keep a messy doc of career-page links. This replaced that doc in a week.
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Liked a handful, hid the rest, and applied to two the same night. Simple.
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The match sort is what I use. Date sort is there when I only want what was posted recently.
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I was skeptical of another job site. This one doesn't feel like a job site. It feels like a reading list.
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Applied on the company site, then marked it applied so I wouldn't do it twice. Small thing, huge help.
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Remote filter actually means remote. I stopped getting office roles mixed in.
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I sent my first application from a company page the day I signed up.
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Better mornings. I know where to look, and I'm not scrolling a feed.
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A few roles were a stretch. Most were in the lane I set during signup. That's a good ratio.
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I found a data role at a company whose careers page I had never heard of.
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Support answered the same day. I asked a dumb question about countries and got a straight answer.
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I keep it next to my resume doc. Search, tailor, apply on their site. That's the loop.
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The list doesn't shout. I can read a title, a company, and a location and decide in a second.
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I unsubscribed from two job-alert emails after the first week.
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Entry-level filter mattered. I wasn't wading through director roles anymore.
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Opened ten company pages today. Two were worth a real application. That's a good day.
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I like that it doesn't apply for me. I still want to be the one who hits submit.
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Hybrid roles in my city were the gap. They're in the list now.
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Bookmarked it. It's the tab I open before LinkedIn, not after.
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Clean enough that I showed it to a friend who hates job boards.
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The roles feel current. I'm not reading posts from last season.
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Took me one evening to get comfortable. The next evening I applied.
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I can see the company name first. That changes how I decide.
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Worth it for the time I got back. Searching was the part I dreaded.
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I filtered to Canada and full-time, and the list respected that.
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It works, and I use it every weekday.