Most "remote" jobs are not open to you.
Wake up to the ones that are.

Yes. One letter every morning with your closest unseen match and the real count of what else is in your pool, forever, no forced payment. It never repeats a job you have already been sent. The paid plans exist for people who want more of that pool every morning, and they fund the nightly scan.

A requirement in the listing that limits who can take the job: a country or region, a timezone overlap, or a language. We parse those clauses out of the fine print and label them on every listing. In our latest nightly scan, 86.9% of remote-claiming jobs carried at least one.

Especially for you. The letter is matched against your country and timezone, so you only see jobs someone in your situation can get, including the 311 currently open worldwide.

From 662 hiring systems and feeds, pulled directly from the source companies. Everything is rescanned nightly. Jobs that disappear from the source stop being served the same night, so no ghost jobs.

Use them too if you like. We read many of the same boards you do. The difference is what happens after a listing appears: a board shows the location the company typed into a form, while we open the listing and read the body, the country in paragraph seven, the timezone overlap in the fine print, the language requirement halfway down. In our latest nightly scan that changed the answer for 86.9% of the 13,171 remote-claiming jobs we checked. And a board keeps showing a job after it is gone; we re-check every listing every night and drop the dead ones the same night. Keep your alerts. Covesight is the filter that sits on top of them.

No. Companies do not pay us to be listed, to rank higher, or to look fresher than they are. Boards that charge employers per posting have a reason to keep a dead listing up a little longer. We have none: the only people who pay us are job seekers, so a listing that fails the nightly rescan is dropped the same night, whoever posted it.

You get a short honest email saying so. We do not pad the letter to look busy, and we never invent urgency to make you click. If your matches stay empty for days, the usual reason is that your target role is rare in remote tech hiring, or that your resume gives the matcher too little to work with. If you think it is something else, write to [email protected] and a human looks into it.