Features · Job search
Jobs from several job sites, in one search
Choose a job title and a place from the lists: Trakrio searches the job sites, shows you the jobs as they come in, newest first, and the AI tells you which ones match your CV.
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Trakrio is an extension for your computer’s browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Brave): it finds job offers across several job sites and prepares your applications.
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A job title, a place
Job title and place are picked from lists: no keywords to guess. Your job isn’t there? “I can’t find my job title” suggests the closest ones.
Several sites in one search
Job sites in your country and international ones are ticked by default; you choose which ones to search, and you can suggest a site that’s missing.
Live, newest first
Jobs come in site by site, sorted by publication date. The same job posted on two sites shows up only once.
A score for the jobs on screen
For the jobs on screen, the AI compares each one with your CV: in one click, or by itself with an unlimited plan.
Already seen, already applied
A job you’ve already opened, or applied to, is flagged, with the status of your application.
Open it, it’s ready
Click a job: it opens in the “Job” tab, with its analysis if it’s done, ready to tailor your CV and fill in the form.
How it works
Choose a job title and a place
In the “Search” tab, type a few letters and pick the job title, then a city, a region or a country.
Watch the jobs come in
Each site answers in turn; jobs are added as they arrive, newest at the top, with what you’ve already seen.
Open the ones you like
One click opens the job in the “Job” tab: analysis, tailored CV and form, like any other job.
Frequently asked questions
Which sites does Trakrio search?
Job sites in your country and international ones, ticked by default in “Search › Sites”. You can untick some, and suggest a site that’s missing: we review it before adding it.
Is the job search free?
With an unlimited plan (trial included), yes. Otherwise each search you launch uses credits, like the match score calculated by the AI; the free plan gives you some every week. If no site answers, the search's credits are given back. Opening a job you found uses no credits, and the free tool on this site stays free, one search a day.
Do I need an account?
Yes: the search is for accounts signed in with LinkedIn, free, in one click from the extension. Without an account, you can already choose the sites to search.
Are the jobs up to date?
They are sorted from newest to oldest. The same search run again shortly after reuses the same results, and the panel tells you when the sites will be read again.
My job isn’t in the list. What can I do?
Click “I can’t find my job title”: Trakrio looks for the closest jobs, even with a typo or in another language. If none fits, you can ask for it to be added.
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