What is this job actually asking for?
Paste a posting and get the requirements split from the nice-to-haves, the ones that reject you before a human reads your name, and anything in the wording worth a second look.
Paste the posting
Responsibilities, requirements, comp — all of it
About a minute. You'll see the whole read.
Job postings, answered
- Will this tell me if a job posting is a scam?
- No, and it will not tell you one is safe either. It points at patterns in the wording — a request for bank details before an interview, hiring run through a personal messenger, duties that involve moving money — and quotes the line that triggered each one so you can judge it yourself. We only see the text you paste, so we cannot confirm a company exists or that the listing is really theirs. Check the employer independently before sending anything personal.
- What counts as a requirement that rejects you automatically?
- Work authorization, a required onsite location, a security clearance, a license or certification, and a stated minimum number of years. These are the things a screen or a filter acts on before a person reads your name, which is why they are separated out rather than listed among the rest.
- Is the job posting I paste stored anywhere?
- No. The posting is read in the request and discarded — nothing is written to our servers, and there is no account for it to be attached to. That is also why closing the tab loses the read.
- Why only three free postings?
- Each read costs a model call, and the cap is what keeps the tool free rather than metered. All three reads are complete — nothing is blurred or held back — and a posting you have already read does not count again.