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Changelog

Every product update is listed here with its date. What's still on the way is marked separately.

What's next

  • A Chrome extension that fills in the company's application form from your CV (the submit button stays with you)
  • A system that watches institute notice pages; when a new call is out, “estimated” dates turn into “confirmed” on their own
  • More companies in Ireland, the UK and the rest of Europe
  • Optional automatic status tracking from your email

Launch: every plan free until 30 November

  • Until 30 November 2026 every feature of every plan, Abroad included, is free for everyone, up to 100 applications a month
  • We don't take a card during the launch, so nothing is charged when it ends

New layout and new pages

  • Home, pricing, the job board and job pages rebuilt: live dashboard on the home page, stage-by-stage walkthrough, plan comparison table, board with filters and pages
  • New pages: Get started, mobile apps, WhatsApp and MCP (all three marked as planned), vulnerability disclosure
  • Fixed: titles such as “Internal Controls” were read as internships

Jobs by country

  • 22 more companies in Germany and the Netherlands, among them DeepL, Trade Republic, GetYourGuide, Mollie and Bitvavo; German and Dutch roles from Philips, ING, Shell and others
  • Every posting now carries its country; the job board filters by country, and there are pages for Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, Ireland and the US
  • On your first visit we ask where you want to work and show roles there first. The answer stays in your browser.
  • “Jobs abroad” became roles that mention visa or relocation support, in every country
  • Prices in euro for Europe and US dollars everywhere else. Each is its own price point, not an exchange-rate conversion

The site is now in English, and your data stays with you

  • The whole site, the job pages and the dashboard are in English. Applications are still prepared in the posting's language.
  • Your CV, profile, application board and tracked programmes now stay in your own browser; the server keeps none of it, and there are no cookies
  • Pages moved to English addresses (for example /jobs and /masters); the old addresses redirect

New design and job pages

  • A new, calmer design
  • Every posting has its own page: a summary, the key facts, similar roles and a link to the company's page
  • Ready-made boards: internships, entry level, remote, abroad
  • Jobs are now read every hour; roles found in the last 24 hours carry a “New” label, and closed roles drop off

For search engines and AI assistants

  • Structured data (schema.org) on every page: the company, the product and prices, FAQs, blog posts
  • The job board is now built on the server; the first 50 roles are in the page before it loads
  • llms-full.txt, ai.txt, markdown versions of the pages and an RSS feed for the blog
  • A new page: Pathlift compared, including where the others are better
  • A real author name on blog posts; a content security policy header

Getting ready to launch

  • Jobs read automatically every 6 hours (every hour since 22 October)
  • A daily limit of 10 CV tailorings per visitor

The website and public pages

  • A public job board with country, remote, level and date filters
  • A “Visa / relocation support” filter: postings whose text mentions that support are marked, and ones that say they don't offer it are left out
  • The master's calendar can be seen without signing up
  • Self-service data deletion
  • The dashboard moved to /app

The first working prototype

  • Live postings collected from the career pages of 47 companies (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, Recruitee, Workday)
  • Matching by CV, with the shared skills shown next to every score; CV words in other languages are matched to their English equivalents
  • CV tailoring and cover letters for each posting, shown as before and after; nothing that isn't in the CV is added
  • An application board: prepared, sent, replied, interview, outcome
  • 9 master's programmes, with requirements, dates and links to official sources