Set the filter once — the jobs come to you
An alert remembers what you're looking for and collects matches on its own: the catalogue is swept every night, the Telegram channel feed every hour. New matches wait in your account with an unread counter.
Keep several alerts — one per role, format or seniority you're after.
Why manual searching wears you down
Job hunting alongside a job is exhausting because of the routine, not the difficulty.
The same filters every day
Open the search, set stack, salary and format, scroll past what you already saw yesterday. Repeat forever.
Good roles go fast
The interesting postings get applied to in the first days. Showing up a week later means joining the back of the queue.
There's more than one source
The catalogue, Telegram channels, company sites. Keeping all of them in your head and cycling through is its own job.
How it works
A minute to set up, then it runs without you.
Describe what you want
A name for the alert and keywords as tags: React, Senior, Python. Each tag is matched against the job title and description.
Pick the sources
The job catalogue, the Telegram channel feed, or both. Add work format and seniority if they matter.
The alert collects matches
The catalogue is re-checked at night, after fresh jobs arrive; Telegram every hour. The same job never arrives twice.
Work through the batch
The alert list shows an unread counter. Open it to see what turned up since last time, and apply.
What alerts can do
The point isn't to get more jobs — it's to stop opening the search every day.
Two sources at once
The job catalogue and the Telegram channel feed in one alert — or separately, if you'd rather split them.
Keywords as tags
Several keywords instead of one string: the alert fires when any of them matches.
Format and seniority
Remote, hybrid or office plus an experience level — so internships stop showing up while you're after a senior role.
Unread counter
You can see how many new jobs piled up since your last visit — like unread mail, only relevant.
Several alerts
One per search line: «Python remote» and «Team Lead onsite» live independently, each with its own list.
Pause and edit
Switch an alert off without deleting it, change the query, switch it back on — the matches it already collected stay.
What to do with what turns up
The alert brings jobs; applying starts after that.
Set up alerts
Filter, sources and accumulated matches. You are here.
Write the letter
For manual applications — a letter for that specific job rather than a universal template.
Cover letterOr hand it to a campaign
When there are many postings, applications go out automatically: filters, a relevance check and letters.
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