Take the app
A local-first desktop app. It scrapes the job boards, ranks the matches, and writes the whole application on your own machine. Open source under Apache-2.0, so you can use it for anything, work included. No accounts, no upsell, no tracking. It is also unsigned, because code-signing certificates cost money and I, famously, do not have a job. Your operating system will fret; the notes under each button tell you how to reassure it.
latest installer build: v0.157.1
macOS
macOS says it's "damaged"? It isn't — just unsigned. Open the Terminal app (press ⌘-Space, type "Terminal", hit Enter) and run this once to clear the quarantine flag:xattr -cr "/Applications/AI Job Hunter.app"
Or install it with Homebrew — tap the repo once, then install:brew tap saeedkolivand/ai-job-hunter-app https://github.com/saeedkolivand/ai-job-hunter-appbrew install --cask ai-job-hunter.
Windows
SmartScreen may warn (unsigned). Click "More info" → "Run anyway" — or skip the warning entirely and get it from the Microsoft Store, which is signed.
Linux
chmod +x the AppImage, then run it. Or install it from the Snap Store (edge channel for now).
Installed apps auto-update — grab it once and you never need this page again. Builds are signed for the updater, just not for Gatekeeper/SmartScreen. macOS users can also install with Homebrew —brew tap saeedkolivand/ai-job-hunter-app https://github.com/saeedkolivand/ai-job-hunter-app
then brew install --cask ai-job-hunter.
That unsigned-app warning is a code-signing certificate I can't afford yet. If this earns its keep → GitHub Sponsors · PayPal · Ko-fi
The browser extension
Optional companion. When you're staring at a job posting, it hands that page straight to the desktop app running on the same machine — native messaging (or loopback) — nothing leaves your computer. Inert unless the app is running and paired.