One source, one UI
LinkedIn, XING, GitHub, Behance. Every network has its own search UI. You juggle filters and tabs.
LinkedIn, XING, GitHub, Behance. Every network has its own search UI. You juggle filters and tabs.
Is this the same person? You copy names, compare URLs, check career steps. Several minutes per profile.
AND, OR, NOT, parentheses. Works. Slow to write. Breaks on the first typo.
Last week you built the perfect search. Today: 'Where was that again?'
One search, every source. From LinkedIn to GitHub to Stack Overflow. No more tab-hopping.
Type Boolean when you want control. Use AI when speed matters. Same result set.
When the same person shows up on four networks, you see them once. With every signal combined.
Save queries, share them with the team, build on top of them. Sourcing knowledge doesn't travel with your tab history.
The moment you land on Search you see your last queries as chips, with the result count baked in. One click, you're inside. Or describe a new hire in plain language. Or drop into manual filters. Three paths, one field.

Full Boolean syntax with live validation, auto-complete for skills and locations, Job-2-skill expansions. When you want control, you have it.

Consolidated skill list, career history, activity signals, change probability. You see the person, not their fragmented profiles.
