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You have a job already and little time to scroll job boards. Set up a search once, then review new roles in Career → Today when you have time. Discovery reads new search results to check that they are individual open job postings. It skips results it cannot confirm as postings, including recognized closed roles. A posting can close after that check, so read it before applying. The number of new roles varies; there is no promised daily quota.

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Set what you are looking for

In Career → Knowledge → Preferences, record target roles, places, minimum base salary, maximum office days and what matters to you. These help explain matches and unknown details. Where you’re looking for work sets the countries web searches target, up to three. It starts with the country of your account timezone, marked From your timezone. If your account is still on UTC and you have never set search countries, your first search or enabled discovery schedule saves the country of your device timezone. Select Add a country to search for more, or remove every country to search anywhere. Use my timezone returns to the automatic country. Enter salary as a full amount, such as 95000, rather than 95k. Invalid shorthand stays visible until corrected. Choose Any for maximum office days when you have no requirement; it clears a previous choice.
Career Preferences with Berlin and Remote within Europe as places, Germany marked From your timezone under Where you're looking for work beside an Add a country picker, a 95000 euro annual minimum salary, two office days a week and an eight-week notice period

Germany comes from the Europe/Berlin account timezone until you add or remove a country. Salary is a full amount, and this example allows at most two office days.

Set your timezone in Settings → Preferences. Schedule times use that timezone. Discovery needs a web search connection or server-configured SearXNG search. Check Settings → AI & developer → Web access, or ask your installation’s administrator if services are configured centrally. AI text coaching is a separate connection. It is not required just to schedule a discovery search.
  1. Open Career → Today.
  2. In Schedules, select Add, then Find roles.
  3. Edit Look for. It starts from your preferences; include roles, places or companies to focus the search.
  4. Choose Every day, Every 3 days or Every week.
  5. Set First run and Time. For morning results, choose a morning time such as 08:00.
  6. Leave Turn this schedule on enabled and select Save schedule.
Find roles schedule with a search based on preferences, daily or less frequent choices, first-run date, timezone-aware time and an enabled schedule switch

A focused search and a recurring time are enough to start. Results wait for your review; the schedule does not apply for jobs.

The server runs the schedule while your browser is closed. Search services may charge for usage. See Schedule controls for delivery and email options.

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Review the roles on Today

When discovery finishes, Needs you tells you there are results to review. Under New roles from your search, each role has a summary, posting link and match details.
Today showing two discovered roles, match chips, Salary not listed, Track in Applications, Read posting and Not for me controls

Review discovered roles alongside reminders. This demo shows two roles and paused schedules; unknown salary remains visible.

Read match chips as a starting point. Salary not listed or Office days not stated means the posting did not establish that detail. It is a question to resolve, not confirmation that your preference is met. For each role:
  • Read posting to inspect the job before deciding.
  • Track in Applications to create a Saved application with its posting and match notes. This does not submit an application.
  • Not for me to dismiss it. Use Undo if you change your mind.
Once tracked, check Fit using your experience, then prepare the application. Select a schedule’s row to edit its search, frequency or time. Use its switch to pause it without losing those settings. Delete it when you no longer need it; the notice offers Undo. Pausing or changing a schedule cancels its old work still in progress. A cancelled run does not publish a briefing or notification. Untracked postings found again are rechecked after a week. Changed descriptions or recognized closures update the existing role without another new-role notice. Changing your preferences updates how role details are matched. Review the schedule’s Look for text separately when your search direction changes; it was copied from preferences when you created the schedule. If nothing new appears, check that the schedule is on and when it last ran. A completed search can have no new usable postings. For a failure notice, check the web connection and troubleshooting.