938 linking domains
Established
- For
- Job seekers in Germany looking for positions matched by AI
- Price
- Price not read
- Activity
- Actively maintainedsite updated 6 days ago
- Company
- Domain since 2000domain registered
- receive job matches from an AI agent searching continuously
- create professional resume as PDF with templates
- Domain since2000domain registered
Figure and bar: visits/mo, estimate · year: online since
- #1
YouHired.me
AI agent that automatically finds matching job roles, tailors applications, and submits them continuously.
2.5kActiveFrom $29.99/mo - #2
unOpen.AI Roxy
Private AI assistant with persistent memory that manages tasks, sends emails, and learns your business patterns.
12ActiveFrom $99/mo - #3
Click
Provides agents with enriched context from LinkedIn, YouTube, flights, maps, and other sources beyond web search.
1not readFrom $49/mo - #4
Unlob search
Compiles the open web into deduplicated, provenance-tagged evidence for agents with explicit coverage gaps and freshness receipts.
1ActiveFrom $0.40 per use - #5
Surfing DogMCP · open
Lets AI agents find, check and message businesses through a searchable directory and an open-source inbox at the business's own address.
Little sign of useActive— - #6
CloudflareMCP · open
Runs serverless code and AI agents globally with integrated security, storage, and databases without managing infrastructure.
4.9MActiveFrom $20/mo2009
What is Nejo?
AI agent that continuously searches the web for job openings in Germany and presents matching positions to users. It is listed in the Atlas under Agents.
Who is Nejo for?
Job seekers in Germany looking for positions matched by AI
Do people use Nejo?
Established.
Is Nejo still maintained?
Actively maintained: site updated 6 days ago.
What are alternatives to Nejo?
In Agents, by use: YouHired.me, unOpen.AI Roxy, Click, Unlob search, Surfing Dog, Cloudflare.
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