You set it up once. Curio does the rest, every night.
No dashboards to check, no searches to re-run. Tell Curio what a good role looks like, and wake up to a short, ranked shortlist — with the reason each one fits.
While you sleep
What happens every night.
Between the moment you close your laptop and the moment your digest arrives, Curio does the work a job seeker would spend hours on.
It searches your sources
Every night, Curio searches a live index of jobs from across the web — LinkedIn, Indeed, and company career pages on the major applicant-tracking systems like Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, and Workday — for the roles that fit what you’re looking for.
It clears out the duplicates
The same role reposted across a dozen boards collapses into one listing, so your digest is distinct roles — not the same job five times.
It scores each one against you
Every role it pulls is read against your whole profile — not just keywords. It weighs skills, seniority, and trajectory, then writes a plain-English reason for the score.
It ranks the best to the top
Your must-haves — remote, salary floor, location — are enforced, and the strongest fits rise to the top. The near-misses stay on your dashboard, ranked, if you want them.
It lands in your inbox
A short, ranked digest arrives every morning, on your schedule and in your time zone. Scan it over coffee; open what interests you; ignore the rest.
Showing your top 3 of 12 matches
Senior Product Manager, Payments
Stripe · Remote · US
This role matches both what you’re looking for and your background — the hands-on product work and bigger stage you want, plus your payments experience finally put to work.
Group Product Manager
Linear · Remote · US
Product Manager, Growth
Notion · Remote · US
A sample digest. Yours is built from your profile and gets sharper every day.
It gets sharper every day you use it.
Each digest, you mark what you applied to and what wasn’t for you — and when a role misses, you can tell it why in a line. Curio treats every call, and every reason, as a signal: the scoring adjusts, and tomorrow’s shortlist looks a little more like exactly your list. The longer you run it, the better it reads you.
Questions
More on how it works.
Where do the jobs come from?
Every day, Curio scans LinkedIn, Indeed, and company career pages across 50+ applicant-tracking systems — Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, Workday and more. New roles are pulled in, deduplicated, and scored before your next digest. You can also follow specific companies or job boards, and Curio flags anything new that fits your profile so nothing slips past.
Can it handle a career change or a niche field?
Yes — that’s the point. Curio matches on what you can do and what you want, not a job title, so it surfaces roles a keyword filter would miss. Describe where you’re headed in plain language and it works from that.
How is this different from LinkedIn job alerts?
Alerts match keywords, so they miss anything phrased differently and flood you with near-misses. Curio scores each role against your whole profile, explains why it fits, and sends a short ranked shortlist instead of a firehose.
Do you apply to jobs for me?
No — and we never will. Curio finds and ranks roles that fit; you decide which to pursue and apply yourself. We never auto-apply, never message anyone on your behalf, and never put your name anywhere without you.
What happens to my resume and data?
It’s used for one thing: matching you to roles. We never sell your data and never share it with employers without you. You can delete it anytime.
Try it on your own search.
Set up your profile in a couple of minutes and see your first digest — free for 7 days.