Cutshort: Tech Job Search App

CutShort

About this app

Cutshort is a fast job search app used by 4 million+ software developers, product managers & UX/UI designers.

We know you are busy and want a career that fits your aspirations. On traditional job portals, you only get long application forms and irrelevant calls. And to make matters worse, your data often gets sold to telemarketers.
Cutshort is built by developers for developers.

Here are some of the features that make us the #1 tech hiring platform for India:
• See top quality companies that pay well and offer great culture and flexibility.
• See salary information upfront for every job. No lowball offers after attending all those interviews.
• Connect directly with verified recruiters and even engineering managers.
• Verify your skills to land the best interview calls based on your merit and accomplishments.
• Get fast updates right inside your WhatsApp and app
• Get fast updates right inside your WhatsApp and mobile app
• Save time with GPT that automatically creates your profile summary and crafts your application messages.
• Coming soon: Land jobs that were not even advertised by getting referred by 2M other Cutshort users like you.

Recruiters and hiring managers from over 25000 companies have used Cutshort to hire their team mates. Some names include:
Google
Amazon
Dream11
Swiggy
Uber
Paytm
MakeMyTrip
BrowserStack
Myntra
PhonePe

Ratings and reviews

the worst app for job seekers. i cant seem to find a search field for searching jobs (wow) tried to save a job using the save for later button, but it doesn't get saved, nothing shows up in saved jobs before applying they show a prompt saying "please verify details", when i try to upload my resume, (even though i have already uploaded it on my profile) the resume just doesn't upload, it gets stuck on "Extracting with AI" , i literally couldn't apply to a job in time due to this, waste of time

The entire process feels like it's run by bots. There’s hardly any real human interaction. You get multiple requests that seem automated, and they even ask you to take AI-based interviews before any actual communication from a recruiter. It feels impersonal and disconnected.

The user experience is great; it seems the UX designer prefers a user-centered approach. The layout, functioning, and structure are well-managed. The UI is also good, with well-managed typography and color schemes, and navigation is intuitive. Applying for a job is fun and easy. I applied for a UX/UI designer position; hopefully, I'll get one soon.

What's new

Fix minor bugs