I've fixed several issues with duplicate job listings from the same source. I've also fixed some problems with locations and incorrect skill classification.
There's also a new feature in the job details: Salary Insights. It gives you a rough estimate of what similar positions pay, based on salary data from other job listings.
It's already available for more common roles and countries. For less popular ones, I still need more data, but the coverage should improve over time.
Better filters, cleaner listings
Latest changes related to the overall feeling of the site
I've fixed a bunch of issues and cleaned up some of the data behind the listings. Changed languages, so jobs should be much less likely to get incorrectly tagged as requiring Polish or another language. New filters are here. Now, its possible to select both location + region. I also added clearer information around the 7-day Early Access window, including a new tooltip in the job list. Fixed formatting of the job titles. Fixed empty descriptions. Fixed some smaller issues along the way as well.
New sources!
Major updates for PL, DE, UK, NL and FR.
I've added a large number of new job sources, with the biggest improvements focused on Germany. More than 700 additional jobs should be discovered during the next import cycle.
I've also expanded coverage across Poland, the UK, the Netherlands, France and other European countries. New US sources were added as well, although the impact there is smaller because our US coverage is already much broader.
My next focus is improving regional coverage even further, so the jobs you see are better tailored to where you're actually looking. Or fixing the new sources, if there will be any need.
Experience & seniority updates, location fixes
Improved experience data, location accuracy, and job details.
As I mentioned before, I've tackled into the experience fields. Seniority is now detected from job titles and listing data, which significantly reduced the number of jobs marked as "not specified". I've also added quick overview for the job details.
For now, the next focus is about adding new sources around the EU.
Salary & language filters
Better filters for languages and salaries.
Over the past few days, I’ve been focused on improving the filters.
Many remote jobs require specific languages, but this information is often difficult to find. There is now a new Required Language filter, making it easier to find jobs where your language skills can give you an advantage.
I’ve also made several improvements to salary data. Different currencies, pay periods and salary formats are now normalized more consistently, so salary information and filtering should be much more accurate.
Next up: improvements to job categories and experience requirements.
Have a nice weekend! I’ll be working on some new updates here 🤓 Karol
11/09 Changelog
Recent updates and improvements to remotely.living.
- Added more job sources, with expanded coverage across Poland, Ukraine, the United States, and other markets. - Added a new Methodology page explaining how remotely.living collects, filters, normalizes, and maintains job listings. - Improved cross-source deduplication to reduce duplicate job listings. - Expanded SEO landing pages with live market insights, including skills, experience, locations, employers, and salary data where available.
02/09 Update
Recent changes made on remotely.living
Fixed: - text and paragraph display in job details - some salary issues - some non-remote jobs showing up as remote - job classification and location handling
Added: - new job sources - we now track over 7,000 sources
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remotely.living is live for the first time 👀
The site is now live with more than 45k remote job offers.
Everything is still being set up and polished, so if you notice any faulty filters, display issues, incorrect job data, or anything else that looks off, I'd really appreciate a report.
I can't handpick and verify thousands of offers by myself, but I've tried to build strict filters that keep the listings genuinely remote and useful.
Right now, the main focus is stabilizing remotely.living and making sure everything works properly.
After that, I'll focus on adding even more job sources from different countries and regions. If there's a source, country, category, or feature you'd like to see, let me know.