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AI Job Search: 8 Job Boards, One Tracker

AI Job Search pulls real job postings from multiple boards into one search, then lets you save the ones you care about straight to your Job Tracker board with one click.

What it does

Search by title, location or remote preference and get one merged, ranked list of real postings, each tagged with which board it came from, then save the ones you want to your Job Tracker board to work from later.

How it's made

A single search fans out server-side to eight real sources in parallel: Adzuna (when configured, carries salary data), the keyless public boards Arbeitnow, Remotive, Jobicy, RemoteOK, Himalayas and The Muse, and Jooble (a free API key). Results are normalized into one shape, deduplicated, and merged — Adzuna first since it carries salary data, then the rest — with each row tagged by source. Saving a listing sends it straight to your Job Tracker board (see the Job Tracker guide) with an optional favorite star; free-tier saved jobs expire after two weeks unless starred, while paid plans keep them indefinitely.

How to use it

  1. Open AI Job Search and enter a title, location, or remote preference.
  2. Browse results merged from all eight sources, each tagged with its origin board.
  3. Save the listings you're interested in — they land on your Job Tracker board.
  4. Open Job Tracker to move each one through your pipeline and reach its tailoring, cover letter and interview-prep tools.
  5. Star anything you want to keep permanently past the two-week free-tier window.

What you get

One search across boards you'd otherwise have to check separately, with a single click to hand anything promising to your Job Tracker board instead of losing it in a tab you'll forget to reopen.