Where to Apply

Every place worth checking for a software, AI engineer or FDE job in India or remote, with every link checked.

Where to Apply home page with the link builder below the headline

Numbers · as of Oct 2026

141Sources checkedEvery URL opened; X accounts verified against X’s embed endpoint
35 KBPage weightCompressed HTML for the full 141-card page
96Lighthouse performanceMobile; 100 for SEO and best practices

Stack

  • Astro
  • React
  • Tailwind CSS 4
  • TypeScript
  • Vercel
  • GitHub Actions

What it does

One page that lists every place worth checking for a tech or AI job in India or remote: Indian job boards, startup boards, VC portfolio job boards, AI and FDE roles, companies hiring in India, people and accounts on X, communities and events, and prep tools. You can search it, filter by tag, and tick off what you’ve covered. The checklist stays in your browser, and filters live in the URL so a filtered view can be shared.

The part I’d use every day

The link builder. Type a role and a city and it opens searches straight into the job-page hosts startups use (Ashby, Greenhouse, Lever, Workable), LinkedIn’s last-24-hours filter, “hiring” posts on LinkedIn and X, Naukri, and this month’s Hacker News thread. Many startups post on those hosts before, or instead of, LinkedIn.

Keeping it honest

A list like this rots fast, so every entry is checked by a script. It opens each URL, counting bot walls like Cloudflare as alive, and checks each X account against X’s public embed endpoint, which returns 404 for accounts that don’t exist. A GitHub Action runs it every Monday. The first pass threw out two VC job-board URLs that 404’d, two careers pages that 404’d, and an X handle that didn’t exist.

Logos and X avatars are downloaded at build time and served from the site, so visitors’ browsers never call a third-party image service.

What’s next

It’s open source now: anyone can suggest a source in an issue or add one in a pull request, and every pull request runs the data checks in CI. Next up are usage numbers once people start using it.