Not a job board
Tell us who you have a crush on. We watch their job boards every morning and email you the day your exact role opens. One email. Nothing else.
Most-watched on Crush
Open roles, counted this morning. When one matching your title opens at a company on your list, you get one email.
Fresh money
A new round usually means a hiring plan. These raised most recently.
How it works
The handful of companies you'd genuinely leave for. Ten is plenty. If one isn't in our files, add it by name and we go find its job board.
Your titles, your level, where you'll work. We read every new posting against that — not against a cloud of keywords.
We check each company's own job board early every morning. If your role went up, the email is waiting when you wake.
Everyone else is racing to show you more — more listings, more alerts, more applications on autopilot. More is the problem.
You already know the dozen places you'd go. What you don't know is the morning one of them opens your job. That is the only thing Crush tells you.
Don't have a list yet?
Hand-picked bundles of companies. Follow a whole one in a click, then cross off the ones you wouldn't really leave for.
The frontier AI labs and applied AI companies shaping what comes next. From safety research to production models.
Products built for engineers, by engineers. The tools that power modern software teams and make developers more productive.
Companies rebuilding financial infrastructure from the ground up — payments, banking, investing, and spend management.
The picks-and-shovels companies powering the modern internet. If software eats the world, these companies feed the software.
The small print
Your list
Write it down. We'll take it from there.