Every job board is the same endless list. hire.run puts tech jobs on a map instead 121,576 live roles across 274 cities, pulled straight from employer career portals and refreshed daily. Run the map. Tap a company pin to see its live openings, filter by department, and apply directly on their site. No recruiters. No reposts. No listings that closed three weeks ago.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
Every job board is a list. I never understood why when you're job hunting, where the job is often decides yes or no, but location gets treated as a filter you tick and forget.
So I flipped it. hire.run puts tech jobs on a map. Tap a company pin, see its live openings, filter by department, apply directly on their site. Right now that's 121,576 live roles across 274 cities, pulled straight from employer career portals and refreshed daily no recruiter spam, no reposts, no listings that quietly closed weeks ago.
Still rough: coverage is thin outside US tech hubs, and remote roles don't map well by definition. Both on the list.
I'd love to know when you're job hunting, does location actually shape your decision, or is it the first thing you filter away? I built this because it was my problem. Curious whether it's yours.
Here all day for bugs, missing cities, anything. 🙏