Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Sujan, the maker of Work In Slippers. Why I built it: when I was looking for remote work myself, I kept filtering job boards for "worldwide" roles. I'd find one that looked perfect, read the whole description, and near the end it said "US only" or "EU residents only". It happened again and again. Hours gone on jobs I was never allowed to apply for, and I know I'm not the only one. So I built the job board I wanted. On Work In Slippers, every listing is checked by hand before it goes live. We read the whole post, not just the headline, and label exactly who can apply: 🌍 Anywhere in the World means anyone, anywhere, can apply 📍 Specific countries or regions (e.g. "Germany, Poland" or "EMEA") when it's limited A few other things: • Free to apply, no account needed. You apply directly on the company's site. • Free for companies to post. Paid upgrades are optional. • Free tools: a remote salary converter that adjusts for cost of living, and a time zone overlap calculator. More free tools coming in the future to make life easier. • A weekly newsletter with new remote jobs. 🎁 For the PH community: post a job this week and get a free Featured listing. Just mention Product Hunt. I'd love to hear from you: what annoys you most about remote job boards? I'm reading every comment today.

Work In Slippers

Remote jobs where worldwide really means worldwide

Remote jobs where worldwide really means worldwide