A job search is lonely. This is the part where it is not

Everything else here is you against a filter. The feed is the one place on the site where the other side of the screen is another person looking for work.

A search happens in private. You do not know whether four months is normal, whether that take home assignment was reasonable, whether the company that ghosted you does it to everyone. The people who could tell you are all having the same experience alone.

The feed is short posts from people in the middle of it. What an interview was actually like. Which red flag you now spot instantly. What finally worked after a hundred applications. You can react, comment, follow the people worth following, and repost a listing from the board when it is worth someone else seeing.

It is public and it is under your own handle, so it is not a support group behind a login wall. Your posts live at your profile, and anyone can read them without an account.

Written by people searching now

Not advice columns and not recruiters. The prompts ask about your last interview and this week, because that is what other job seekers can use.

Photos and video

Attach up to four images or clips to a post. Screenshot the listing, the rejection, the offer.

A profile of your own

Claim a handle and your posts collect at hire-hoot.com/u/your-handle, readable by anyone, account or not.

Free

Free. Reading, posting, commenting, reacting, following and uploading images or video cost nothing, and none of it touches your credits.

Full documentation, including the limits

No employer pays us for placement, and your data is never sold. That is written down.