Discover 25,000+ live jobs at 350+ top Indian startups and tech companies on one interactive map. Filter by role, city & function — free to browse, no signup.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built HireHire out of pure frustration. Job hunting in India means bouncing between a dozen job boards, 40 open tabs, and endless scrolling — and you still don't know which companies are worth your time or what a role actually pays.
So I flipped it. Instead of another endless list, I put every startup and tech company hiring across India onto one interactive map — explore by city, funding stage, and role.
Two things I became obsessed with:
🗺️ Real, unlocked salary data for every company and role — actual ranges, not "competitive salary." Nobody surfaces this for Indian jobs.
🤖 AI that reads your resume against every live role — scoring your fit and flagging your gaps instantly.
It started as just a map, but the deeper I got, the clearer it became that the insights — salaries, company depth, AI fit — were the real product, not the map. That shift shaped the whole build.
It's free to explore — I'd genuinely love your feedback on what to add next 🙏
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finally a job map that actually shows where these startup offices are instead of just a text list, the filter by function and city combo made narrowing down roles way faster than i expected.
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@tubaenglerd8pm Thanks! The "just a text list" thing bugged me too — location is half the decision and every board buries it. The function + city combo was the part I wasn't sure people would use, so genuinely good to hear it sped things up. If there's a filter pairing you wish existed, I'm all ears.
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The map-first approach is a genuinely smart way to explore a job market, especially for someone like me who's picky about commute. Love that there's no signup wall blocking me from browsing.
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@cemileg8bp Really appreciate this. Commute was a big reason I went map-first — "is this actually near me?" should take one glance, not ten tabs. And the no-signup-wall is a deliberate line: browsing should never cost you an account. Hope it saves you some running around.
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Really like how the map view makes it easy to see which startups are hiring in each city, way more useful than scrolling through endless lists.
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@pakize177947 Thank you! That was the whole itch — "who's actually hiring in my city" is invisible in an infinite scroll, but obvious on a map. If you use it for a specific city and something feels missing, I'd love to hear it.
finally a job map that actually shows where these startup offices are instead of just a text list, the filter by function and city combo made narrowing down roles way faster than i expected.
@tubaenglerd8pm Thanks! The "just a text list" thing bugged me too — location is half the decision and every board buries it. The function + city combo was the part I wasn't sure people would use, so genuinely good to hear it sped things up. If there's a filter pairing you wish existed, I'm all ears.
The map-first approach is a genuinely smart way to explore a job market, especially for someone like me who's picky about commute. Love that there's no signup wall blocking me from browsing.
@cemileg8bp Really appreciate this. Commute was a big reason I went map-first — "is this actually near me?" should take one glance, not ten tabs. And the no-signup-wall is a deliberate line: browsing should never cost you an account. Hope it saves you some running around.
Really like how the map view makes it easy to see which startups are hiring in each city, way more useful than scrolling through endless lists.
@pakize177947 Thank you! That was the whole itch — "who's actually hiring in my city" is invisible in an infinite scroll, but obvious on a map. If you use it for a specific city and something feels missing, I'd love to hear it.