Jobly does the checking for you: it reads company career pages every two hours, keeps each job’s real date, and tells you when a new one fits what you’re looking for.
Step 1
Add Jobly to Chrome. It’s free and needs no sign-up.
Step 2
Pick the roles you want, your experience level and where you want to work. Change it any time.
Step 3
Open the toolbar icon to see your matches, newest first. Jobly lets you know when a new one appears.
Behind the scenes: every two hours Jobly’s server reads the career pages of hundreds of companies and three remote job boards, checks each posting date and drops anything older than 60 days. Your preferences stay in your browser and travel with each request only to pick your matches; the server doesn’t keep them.
Jobly opens as a full page from the toolbar icon. Four views, nothing else to learn.
Your matches, newest first. Every card shows the company, location, how long ago it was posted, and a Matches you badge when it fits your preferences. Apply opens the original listing, usually the employer’s own careers page.
Narrow the list without changing your preferences: location, experience, minimum salary, how recently the job was posted, and remote.
Keep a shortlist while you prepare your application. Saved jobs stay in this browser and nowhere else.
New matches found by the background check, with how long ago each was posted. New ones stay highlighted for the rest of your visit.
Set these in the welcome tour or later in Preferences. They’re stored in your browser and used to pick your matches.
Product design, frontend, product management, AI and machine learning, and fullstack. Pick one or several.
Intern, junior (0–2 years), mid (2–5), senior (5–8), and lead or staff (8+).
Hide on-site and hybrid jobs.
Words to include, such as Figma or PyTorch, and words to leave out, such as contract.
One notification when new jobs match. Off until you turn it on.
Every two hours it reads the career pages of hundreds of companies and three remote job boards, keeps each job’s real posting date, and drops anything older than 60 days.
The extension sends your search and preferences with each request. The server answers and keeps nothing.
Your browser compares the answer with what it has seen before and shows only what’s new.
Jobly is getting ready for its Chrome Web Store listing. As soon as it’s live, the Add to Chrome buttons on this site will take you straight there.
100+ tech jobs posted in the last 24 hours
Add Jobly to Chrome, pick your roles, and your first matches are waiting. It takes about a minute.