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How it works

From following to an offer

Follow the employers you care about. JobChime watches their careers sites and does the legwork after that.

  1. Step 1: Follow employers

    Find companies in Discover, or add one from its careers page link. Turn on alerts for the ones you care about most.

  2. Step 2: Get an alert

    JobChime checks those employers’ careers boards and tells you when a new role appears. Today gathers what’s new from everyone you follow.

  3. Step 3: Read the role

    Job pages show the key facts first, the description in sections you can open and close, and how the employer treats applicants.

  4. Step 4: Apply on their site

    Apply opens the employer’s own application page. JobChime Apply can fill the form from your career profile; you check it and tap Submit. Then JobChime asks “Did you submit?”, and only a Yes moves the role to Applied.

  5. Step 5: Track it

    Each application moves through Saved, Applied, Interviewing and Offer, with notes, next steps, reminders and documents. AutoTrack can update it from application emails in your Outlook inbox.

  6. Step 6: Interview day and offers

    Interviews sit at the top of Today on the day. When offers arrive, compare them side by side and decide with the facts in front of you.

See it in action

A new role found, the application filled in and tracked, in under half a minute. Press play for sound.

Hear the moment the companies you love post a new job. Every detail, right up front. Know how they hire before you apply. Then apply in seconds. JobChime fills the form, you hit submit. Confirmation emails update your tracker for you. Your whole week, in one place. JobChime. Hear first, apply faster.

Where the jobs come from

Straight from the source

JobChime reads employers’ own careers boards, run on recruitment systems such as Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters and Workable. It doesn’t copy listings from job boards, and it never crawls arbitrary websites.

  • Greenhouse
  • Lever
  • Ashby
  • SmartRecruiters
  • Workable
  • Detected and posted dates

    “Detected” is when JobChime first saw a role on the employer’s site. “Posted” is the employer’s own date, when the site gives one.

  • Closed roles

    When a role disappears from the employer’s site, JobChime marks it closed. Saved roles keep a copy of the listing so you don’t lose the details.

  • Honest gaps

    If an employer’s listing doesn’t say the pay, the location or the type of contract, JobChime says “Not stated” rather than guessing.

On the web

What the website does

Searching and reading job and company pages work in any browser, with no account. Following, alerts and your Tracker are in the app.