Job ads worth reading, not a wall of them

Tell Job Finder the roles and places you want, and it goes looking. What comes back is scored against your own criteria and explained — why this one fits, and what about it might not.

It reads employers' own career pages

Name the companies you would jump at, and the search goes to their own job boards as well as the aggregators. That matters twice over: an advert an employer never syndicated will not appear on a job site at all, and the copy on their own board is the full posting rather than a truncated summary of it. Roles found that way are marked, so you know you are reading the original.

“The advert doesn't say” is an answer

Add your own requirements in plain words — remote days, team size, whether the salary is stated. Most adverts are silent on most of that. Where a posting does not answer, you are told it did not answer, rather than the job being quietly dropped or a guess presented as a fact. A missing detail is never scored as a no.

Nordic coverage that actually works

Most job tools are built around the US and UK markets and quietly return nothing across Scandinavia. CareerForger reads Sweden's public job data directly — the same source Arbetsförmedlingen publishes — alongside international boards, so a search for Stockholm returns Stockholm jobs rather than an apologetic empty page.

From advert to application

Anything worth pursuing goes straight into your pipeline, or into a cover letter written from that advert's own text, using the CV you have already built.

Free runs 5 searches a day and shows your top 3 matches. Pro shows up to 20, searches overnight without being asked, and emails you when something excellent appears.