Jobrill: A Calm Job Feed

Jobrill is a calm, flowing feed of real openings pulled straight from the companies you choose, not from a job board's ad inventory.

No feed stuffed with sponsored listings. No "1,000+ jobs near you". Just the roles those companies actually published, newest first, on a plate that is quiet enough to read for an hour.

FOLLOW THE COMPANIES YOU CARE ABOUT
Add a company from its careers link and Jobrill reads that employer's own public job board Greenhouse today — and keeps it fresh. Each board shows its own health honestly: when it last answered, and how many roles came back. If a company publishes nothing publicly, Jobrill says so plainly instead of inventing an empty feed.

ONE ROLE, READ PROPERLY
Open a role and you get the employer's own words with the markup taken off the full description, the location, and the salary if the company published one. No salary claims that were never in the advert. Save it, or hand off to the company's own application page to apply.

A PIPELINE THAT REMEMBERS FOR YOU
Save a role and it lands in your tracker with its own follow-up date. Jobrill nudges you when a follow-up is due, so the application you sent three weeks ago does not quietly die. Mark it applied, watch it move, and export the whole pipeline as CSV whenever you want your data out.

NO ACCOUNT, NO SIGN-IN
Your boards, saved roles and notes live on your phone and go nowhere else. Delete everything at any time from Settings.

FOUR DESIGN LANGUAGES
Signal, Pressroom, Kiln and Atrium four full palettes, not four accent colours. Pick the one you can read for an hour.

FREE, AND HONEST ABOUT IT
Free: follow up to 3 companies, 3 AI briefs a day, and the Signal design.
Jobrill Pro — £4.99/month, cancel any time: unlimited boards, unlimited AI briefs, the other three design languages, and CSV export of your pipeline.

Jobrill is a job feed and a personal application tracker. It is not affiliated with any employer, and it does not scrape or resell anyone's listings — every role comes from the employer's own public feed, and Apply hands off to the company's own page.