Senior Backend Engineer
Linear
Go · $180–220k
Remote// open-source · free & transparent
HireAll pulls openings straight from company career boards, strips the duplicates, and tags each one with stack, seniority and location — so you search jobs, not job boards.
// the catalogue
// straight from the source
Every listing is crawled from a company's own ATS and links to the original posting — no recruiter reposts, no aggregator middlemen.
The same role posted to three boards collapses into one entry — normalized into a single shape and deduped on a stable key.
A liveness sweep probes open postings and closes the ones that 404 or expire, so what you open is still open.
// mission
A job board that works for you, not for recruiters. No paywalls, no sponsored listings, no CV harvesting. Free to use, and free to fork.
// how it works
Adapters crawl public ATS boards — Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby and more — straight from the companies that are hiring.
Every posting is mapped to one schema and deduplicated, so the same role never shows up twice across boards.
An AI pass tags each job with stack, seniority, remote policy and salary — so the filters actually work.
// track your search
Save the openings worth a second look, mark the ones you applied to, and drag each card
through its stages — Preparing → Applied → Interview → Offer — on your My jobs board. See the board and how it works on the Tracking page.
// your pipeline
As jobs move through your board, HireAll rolls them into a pipeline snapshot — how many applications are still waiting on an answer, in progress, interviewing, or turned into an offer. One glance shows what's working and where things stall.
// features
Twenty filters — role, stack, region, company, terms and posting trust — and almost every one can also mean "not this." Save the search and HireAll keeps running it for you.
How the filters work →A job-application agent in Chrome's side panel: it reads the posting you are on, scores it against your CV, and fills the form from your profile — on any site, not just the ones we track.
How the extension works →Connect your mail and every recruiter reply is tagged with what it says, attached to the application it belongs to, and walked forward on your board.
How the inbox works →Reframe your CV toward one vacancy — pulling forward the experience you already have but buried, and asking about anything your history does not support.
How tailoring works →One board for every application — Preparing, Applied, Interview, Offer — with a day-counter when an employer goes quiet and every reply attached automatically.
How tracking works →Save a search and get told about a new match instantly or as a daily digest, over email, Telegram or push — the same channels that carry your tracking nudges.
How notifications work →Ask an employee inside the company to put your name forward — anonymously and for free — instead of applying cold.
How referrals work →Some postings are not being filled at all. HireAll marks the ones whose behaviour and applicant outcomes say so, and shows you every fact behind the warning.
How the signal works →// stay in the loop
Save a search — your stack, seniority, region, salary — and subscribe to it. When a matching job is added, HireAll sends it to you on Telegram as a tidy digest. No inbox clutter, no checking back: connect once from Saved searches & alerts and the openings come to you. Email and push work the same way — see how on the Notifications page.
// for agents
HireAll is also a CLI, so an AI agent or a script can search, open and track jobs over the
same API — no browser. Create an API key and it lives in ~/.HireAll/creds.json; add --json for machine-readable output.
# install — no Go needed curl -fsSL https://freehire.me/install.sh | sh # authenticate once, then search & track HireAll auth login --token fhk_… HireAll search "golang" --remote --region eu HireAll save <slug>
// open source
Missing a company or source? Open an issue and we'll add it. A new ATS platform is one adapter. The backend is Go, the frontend is Svelte, the license is MIT — issues and pull requests welcome.
// faq
// values