Best Job Platforms

Formerly known as Angel List Talent, this job board focuses on startup jobs. You can filter by location, remote preferences, salary, equity percentage, years of experience, remote-first companies, investment stage, company size etc. Wellfound allows you to save and name your searches and filters to make job search easier. Finally, you can create a profile and apply for most jobs directly from Wellfound, and companies can discover your profile and reach out to you directly.

This job board only has offers from companies that received funding from Y Combinator. You'll mostly find early-stage startup jobs, although a few more established companies also post their offers there. Quite a few offers are for first hires and most jobs offer equity. You can filter by years of experience required, job type, location, required visa status etc. You can also create a Y Combinator profile so that companies can find you. There is a limit to the number of jobs you can apply for each week, depending on your experience. It’s about 5-10 jobs a week.

#1 source of daily updated remote jobs #remotework

Remote OK is a popular job board with a mix of engineering and non-engineering jobs. There are a few dozen new jobs posted each day and you can filter by location, job type, salary, benefits etc. There is a mix of very small companies, startups and occasional enterprise and FAANG. You can sign up for their mailing list and receive new job offers by email.

Otta is different from the other job boards in that it only shows you jobs that fit your profile. You set your preferences, such as location (or remote-only), desired salary, tech stack, role, visa status etc. Then, you get new jobs daily, all of which are selected to match your profile and are of high quality. You also get to see the company's average response time and response rate. You can apply with Otta or on the company's website.

This job board only has offers from companies that received funding from Y Combinator. You'll mostly find early-stage startup jobs, although a few more established companies also post their offers there. Quite a few offers are for first hires and most jobs offer equity. You can filter by years of experience required, job type, location, required visa status etc. You can also create a Y Combinator profile so that companies can find you. There is a limit to the number of jobs you can apply for each week, depending on your experience. It’s about 5-10 jobs a week.

Formerly known as Angel List Talent, this job board focuses on startup jobs. You can filter by location, remote preferences, salary, equity percentage, years of experience, remote-first companies, investment stage, company size etc. Wellfound allows you to save and name your searches and filters to make job search easier. Finally, you can create a profile and apply for most jobs directly from Wellfound, and companies can discover your profile and reach out to you directly.

Himalayas let's you filter jobs by time zone, visa, skills, company, salary, tech stack, and more. You can set up a profile and let companies discover you as well.

Uneed received over 15,000 visitors a month. Every day at 12:00 AM PST, 10 to 15 tools are launched on the homepage, and they directly compete: they are sorted by the number of votes they receive from the community. 24 hours later, the 8 most popular tools are permanently added to Uneed, and benefit from a dofollow backlink. Uneed is free to use but you need to pay to skip the queue.

BetaList is a large and well-known startup directory but it's also very selective. They review each submission before they decide whether to allow it on the platform. Your startup should be pre-launch or recently launched without substantial press coverage, needs a custom designed, decent-looking landing describing the product and a way for people to sign up.

Find the best startups and investor information from around the world. Over 14k startups and 14K+ investors to search from.

10words will publish your startup on their website, Twitter / X, and their newsletter. The catch? You have to explain it in 10 words or less. It's free to submit your startup.

Remotive is a pay-to-play remote job board. It boasts over 30,000 jobs at the time of writing. Membership costs €79.00 for lifetime access. Some jobs are publicly available so you can get some use of it even without paying for the membership.

Otta is different from the other job boards in that it only shows you jobs that fit your profile. You set your preferences, such as location (or remote-only), desired salary, tech stack, role, visa status etc. Then, you get new jobs daily, all of which are selected to match your profile and are of high quality. You also get to see the company's average response time and response rate. You can apply with Otta or on the company's website.

Rank Anything is your ultimate top picks guide in any category in the world. Discover top rated books, foods, countries, products, films, music, habits, workout routines, websites and anything in between. If you can think it, you can rank it.

MicroLaunch is a modern launch platform for early products: get feedback, traction and first customers over a month. Both ideas and product are scored separately. Your products get eventually roasted or boosted.

AppMole is an all-in-one platform featuring a wide range of AI-driven tools and resources tailored for creators, influencers, and developers. It offers various web apps, marketing tools, and design apps, all aimed at streamlining workflows and enhancing productivity. Users can stay updated with the latest AI applications, reviews, and trending software.

Supabase is the open-source alternative to Firebase. Like Firebase, it's a complete app development platform with user authentication, cloud functions, APIs, Postgres database, storage, vector embeddings, and other features. Supabase projects come with PostgreSQL's policy engine for fine-grained user access rules. It has social login integrations with Google, Facebook, GitHub, Azure (Microsoft), Gitlab, Twitter, Discord, and many more. They offer a customizable authentication component for React. Phone login and MFA can be added through third-party SMS providers such as Twilio or Bird. The free tier comes with 50,000 monthly active users. The Pro plan, at $25/month, comes with 100,000 MAUs and $0.00325/MAU beyond that.

Italki is a platform connecting language teachers, mostly native speakers, with students. You can book, pay, and schedule your classes directly through their website. The classes are one on one, just you and the teacher, and conducted over a video call. I used Italki successfully before going to Thailand for the first time. My wife who is Thai gave me an Italki gift card. There are plenty of teachers to chose from and the rates are affordable. You'll pay anywhere from $10 to about $20 for a class.

I can code while sleeping

-They will not pay you for your work if they can get away with it -They are an administrative nightmare behind the scenes. I would be expected to be on call 24/7 and to be responsive at all times, because sometimes meetings would be scheduled less than an hour before it was supposed to happen -they are very patronizing, discriminatory, and treat you like you are a disposable employee and unintelligent and incapable of doing your job -no career opportunities here. You start in one place and will be stuck there

#1 source of daily updated remote jobs #remotework

Remote OK is a popular job board with a mix of engineering and non-engineering jobs. There are a few dozen new jobs posted each day and you can filter by location, job type, salary, benefits etc. There is a mix of very small companies, startups and occasional enterprise and FAANG. You can sign up for their mailing list and receive new job offers by email.

Otta is different from the other job boards in that it only shows you jobs that fit your profile. You set your preferences, such as location (or remote-only), desired salary, tech stack, role, visa status etc. Then, you get new jobs daily, all of which are selected to match your profile and are of high quality. You also get to see the company's average response time and response rate. You can apply with Otta or on the company's website.

Formerly known as Angel List Talent, this job board focuses on startup jobs. You can filter by location, remote preferences, salary, equity percentage, years of experience, remote-first companies, investment stage, company size etc. Wellfound allows you to save and name your searches and filters to make job search easier. Finally, you can create a profile and apply for most jobs directly from Wellfound, and companies can discover your profile and reach out to you directly.

PowerToFly is all about diversity. They list job offers from companies that are committed to creating inclusive environments. Not all jobs are remote but there is a 'remote' filter.

Formerly known as Angel List Talent, this job board focuses on startup jobs. You can filter by location, remote preferences, salary, equity percentage, years of experience, remote-first companies, investment stage, company size etc. Wellfound allows you to save and name your searches and filters to make job search easier. Finally, you can create a profile and apply for most jobs directly from Wellfound, and companies can discover your profile and reach out to you directly.

This job board only has offers from companies that received funding from Y Combinator. You'll mostly find early-stage startup jobs, although a few more established companies also post their offers there. Quite a few offers are for first hires and most jobs offer equity. You can filter by years of experience required, job type, location, required visa status etc. You can also create a Y Combinator profile so that companies can find you. There is a limit to the number of jobs you can apply for each week, depending on your experience. It’s about 5-10 jobs a week.

Built In is a large job board for remote and non-remote tech jobs at startups and leading companies. You can filter jobs base don its remote status, date posted, experience, company size etc.

MicroLaunch is a modern launch platform for early products: get feedback, traction and first customers over a month. Both ideas and product are scored separately. Your products get eventually roasted or boosted.

Product Hunt is the biggest product directory there is. If you prepare your launch well, you can expect thousands of visitors and lots of backlinks from secondary services, blogs, and newspapers that scout Product Hunt for products.