Crush
Not every company. The ones worth watching.

The companies
you'd actually
leave for.

You're not job hunting. But you have a shortlist. Crush watches those companies every day and sends one targeted alert the moment your exact role opens up.

A few of the companies on Crush

Stripe
Vercel
Linear
Anthropic
OpenAI
Figma

How it works

Three steps. Set it once. Let Crush do the daily checking you've been doing manually.

Step 1

Your list, not a job board

Browse a curated set of VC-backed companies and follow the ones you'd actually leave for. Not a feed of thousands — a focused watchlist you control.

Step 2

Set your exact criteria

Define your role, seniority, and location — like "Senior Engineer, Remote, Series B+". We match every new opening against your spec, not a keyword cloud.

Step 3

One alert. Zero noise.

When your exact match opens at a company you follow, you get one email. No daily digests, no sponsored posts, no irrelevant listings. Just the signal.

I had 15 companies I'd actually consider. Checking each one's careers page every week was exhausting. Crush does it for me.

Senior Engineer

Previously at a FAANG, watching frontier AI labs

I'm not job hunting — but I know exactly where I'd go if the right role opened. Crush is the only thing that would actually tell me.

Product Manager

Passively watching 12 growth-stage companies

Not a job board.
A watchlist.

LinkedIn shows you everything. Indeed shows you everything. That's the problem.

Crush shows you exactly one thing: when a company you care about posts a role you'd actually apply for. Nothing more.

Every company on Crush was added because someone smart would want to work there. Not because they have a job board budget. The curation is the product.