Behind Swip

In the last 24h we read 114 job posts. Each person got 10.2, on average.

Swip scans dozens of sites and throws almost everything away. For every job that reaches your inbox, we checked that it asks for your stack, not just that your React shows up somewhere in the description.

Volume, every day

1,148 new jobs in the last 7 days

Each bar is one day of jobs Swip read across dozens of sites. Not a single day with the radar off.

New jobs per day, last 7 days
28 Mon377
29 Tue177
30 Wed146
1 Thu190
2 Fri144
3 Sat113
4 Sun1

Today is still in progress. Hover a bar to see that day's number.

Not just for tech

36 professions across 18 fields already on the radar

From bricklayers to lawyers, nursing to marketing. Swip finds jobs for people in any line of work, not just code.

  • Desenvolvedor de software engenheiro
  • Desenvolvedor frontend
  • Desenvolvedor fullstack
  • Administradora
  • Analista de sistemas
  • Cientista de dados
  • Closer senior
  • DBA
  • Desenvolvedor backend
  • Desenvolvedor net
  • Engenheiro de producao
  • Founder
  • Gerente administrativo e financeiro
  • Gerente de projetos product owner
  • Gerente regional de operacoes comercias
  • Outros
  • Product manager
  • Product owner
  • Qa engineer
  • Redator
  • Segurança da informação
  • Administrador
  • Advogado
  • Analista de marketing
  • and 12 more

Don't see yours? Swip learns fast.

When someone signs up with a new profession, Swip's AI figures out what it involves, which skills matter and which jobs fit. The search starts right away, no one has to set anything up.

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The filter, live

"The job mentions React" doesn't mean it's for you

Most job alerts just match keywords. Swip finds the core of the job, the stack it actually asks for, and separates it from noise and conditions.

Sample profile
laravelphpreactmysqldocker

Mid-level · remote · contractor

Full Stack Dev PHP / Angular

Fintech · Remote · Contractor

  1. noise out
    cookiesprivacidade
    Page footer text and generic words don't count as skills.
  2. conditions
    plenoremotopj
    Seniority and contract count separately, never as a "shared skill".
  3. core
    phpangular
    What the title and the market say this job is. It counts the most in the decision.
  4. rest
    laravelreacttypescriptrxjs
    Nice-to-haves count, but they don't save a job with the wrong core.
Dropped

The core asks for Angular and you don't have it. React is only a nice-to-have.

A regular alert would send this job: 3 of your skills appear in the description.

Independent audit

Every week we evaluate our algorithm

We don't trust our own filter alone. A sample of the alerts actually sent goes to an AI reviewer that answers one question: does this job make sense for this person?

First audit in progress

As soon as the first round finishes, the result shows up here. The number only goes live with a sample large enough to be meaningful.

With Premium, you see why

Every job comes with the match explained

You see what matched, what's missing and what the job really asks for. Decide in 5 seconds whether it's worth applying.

Premium
corelaravelphp
matchlaravelphpmysqldocker
missingredis

“You have Laravel, PHP, MySQL and Docker, 4 of the 5 skills asked. Seniority and work model match.”

The filter works the same on every plan, including free. Nobody gets worse jobs for paying less.

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