Last/JobScout
Most job boards sell your clicks. This one scores your fit.
What it does
Job boards are designed to keep you searching. More clicks, more ads, more revenue. Last/JobScout is designed to get you hired. Upload your resume and define your dream job. AI scores every listing against both — not keywords, actual fit. Ghost job detection flags postings that have been open suspiciously long. Morning emails surface new matches daily. Searches 9 job board APIs simultaneously. Built entirely by AI agents — zero traditional developers, 100+ features shipped. Free private beta.
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