Twice a day, a handful of roles worth your time arrives by email. You open it, you apply, you close it. There is nothing to scroll.
This is the part you’re actually buying.
No notifications. No feed refilling itself. Nothing asking you to check whether you missed something, because you didn’t. The next one comes this evening.
While you were doing something else, it searched real applicant-tracking boards against your filters and threw most of it away: staffing agencies, the same role reposted, companies you’ve ruled out, anything you’ve already seen. What’s left is short on purpose.
You tell it once what you’re after — the titles you’d actually take, where you’ll work, and the companies you never want to see again. That last one does more work than you’d expect.
Everything you apply to stays tracked, so you can see where you actually stand without keeping a spreadsheet about it.
Nine and seven are just the default. You pick the two times, in your own timezone.
I built this for my own job search and I use it every day. That’s the entire pitch. There are no customer logos to show you yet.
Invites go out by hand and there aren’t many, so this isn’t instant. Only your email is required. The rest just means your first list is worth reading.
Already have an account?
We’ll email you a link that signs you in. There’s no password to remember.
Don’t have an account yet?
Shortlist · built by Kevin Middleton.
Your email is used to send your shortlist, or to let you know when a spot opens up.
Nothing else, and never passed on.
This goes straight to Kevin. Be as blunt as you like — a wrong role is more useful to him than a polite one.
They get an email invite. Their board starts empty and is theirs alone.
Answer these and I've got a shortlist for you twice a day. You can change all of it later.
Upload it and we'll suggest your titles instead of making you type them. It's used only to tune your filters, it's never shared, and it's deleted with your account.
Other resumes, cover letters, a note about what you're actually after. These are context, not attachments — they live in your Profile and you can add or remove them any time. Up to 5.
Skip it if you like — but this is the part that makes your queue feel like yours rather than a job board.
Your current employer is the usual one. You can change this any time.
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