Whatever side of hiring you're on, stop hunting LinkedIn manually.
A Chrome extension + dashboard that watches your LinkedIn feed for hiring posts or open-to-work posts, pulls out the contact details, and organizes everything in one searchable place.
Full history in the dashboard.
Built for both sides of hiring
The extension's Post Type toggle switches between two very different searches.
Find companies actively hiring — with a real person's email or phone already pulled out, so you can reach out directly instead of getting lost in a stack of applications.
Find candidates who've posted that they're open to work — contact details included — so you can reach out directly without paying for a LinkedIn Recruiter seat.
The problem
LinkedIn is full of real hiring posts and job-seekers — buried in a feed that's built for browsing, not searching.
Hiring posts and job-seeker posts are scattered between everything else in your feed — easy to miss entirely, and impossible to search for later.
Emails and phone numbers sit inside long paragraphs. You end up manually re-reading posts and copy-pasting details out one at a time.
Miss a post and it's gone — no list, no search, no way to export what you already found.
How it works
From install to organized leads, in four steps.
Load it in Chrome and open your LinkedIn feed.
Add keywords, pick Remote/Hybrid/Onsite, and choose 🟡 Hiring posts (to find openings) or 🟢 Open to Work posts (to find candidates).
The extension watches your feed for you and pulls out any post with an email or phone number that matches your filters.
Every match lands in a searchable dashboard — contact info, tech stack, and the full post, ready to copy or export.
See it in action
Every match — contact info, tech stack, and the full post — organized and searchable. Watch new matches roll in below.
Example data shown for illustration — not real data.
Your data, backed up your way
On the free plan your posts live only in your browser — export an encrypted backup anytime, and re-upload it later to get everything back, exactly as it was.
Example data shown for illustration — not real data.
Why this exists
“I built this because manually digging through LinkedIn for hiring posts — and copy-pasting emails out of paragraphs — got old fast. What started as a personal tool to save myself that time is still actively evolving.”