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EasyLink now includes real Glassdoor jobs, adding another major provider to the app.

EasyLink now includes real jobs from LinkedIn and Indeed, bringing more opportunities from major job platforms into one place.

EasyLink now includes a full theme engine across web and mobile, with a default neutral mode and four color themes available in subtle, tinted, and vibrant styles.

EasyLink now includes a dedicated settings page, and profiles can now be kept private or shared publicly.

EasyLink now has a dedicated profile page with saved jobs, activity streak, join date, and a shareable public link.

The map screen now makes location state clearer, lets users remove their location after enabling it, and ships refreshed app icons on iOS and Android.

Job details are now more complete, alongside split view, a new library screen, and faster filters across the experience.

EasyLink now has a blog and changelog across web and mobile, alongside major UI improvements to browsing and saving jobs.

EasyLink now supports French and English, and search has been rebuilt for a much larger jobs dataset.

Users can now create an account or sign in with Google on every platform.

EasyLink is now available on the web with the same core experience and the same product care as mobile.

EasyLink now has three browsing modes, a new map screen, a redesigned job page, and faster in-app flows.

EasyLink is now available on Android for the closed beta group.

EasyLink now includes spontaneous applications from La Bonne Alternance.

Search now supports filtering by contract type and work mode.

The first EasyLink beta is now available on iOS with accounts, jobs, and a dedicated search experience.

We announced the EasyLink beta and the first step toward a better job search experience for students.