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Set your match preferences
Give AI enough context to understand which roles are closer to what you want next.
Screen first. Apply later.
AI screens LinkedIn results around your job goals and match preferences before you spend time opening every role.
Add to ChromeStart in the Chrome extension. Use the site to compare features and plans.
Current results page
See which jobs are worth opening first
AIjobmatch
See which roles are worth your attention before you start opening job details.
Screen by your preferences
Prioritize stronger matches
Surface obvious restrictions
How it works
Narrow the results page first, then spend your time on the jobs that deserve a closer look.
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Scan the current results page
Screen the LinkedIn jobs already in front of you instead of checking them one by one.
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Open the ones worth your time
Spend your reading time on the roles that deserve deeper review.
Why it helps
The gain is less wasted time and better first-pass judgment.
Open fewer weak-fit jobs
Trim the list on the results page before you lose time on clearly weaker matches.
See stronger-fit roles earlier
AI screens the current page around your job goals and match preferences before you read every listing in full.
Catch obvious limits sooner
Visa, identity, or clearance restrictions show up as a secondary warning signal when the job description makes them obvious.
Free and Plus
Compare Free and Plus here. Plan status, upgrades, and usage stay inside the extension.
Free
$0
- Validate the workflow on a small batch
- See score, short reason, and keywords
- See visa or identity restriction signals
Install the extension to start
Plus
$9.9
- Screen more jobs in each run
- Built for higher-frequency LinkedIn search
- Plan status and limits are managed inside the extension
Upgrades and plan management stay inside the extension
FAQ
Which pages does it support right now?
v1 stays focused on LinkedIn search results pages so the screen-first workflow stays fast and clear.
How are visa or identity limits shown?
They appear as a secondary warning signal when the job description contains obvious visa, identity, or clearance restrictions.
What is the difference between Free and Plus?
The core experience stays the same. Free helps you validate the workflow, while Plus is built for screening more jobs during active search.