Job search apps for: Remote, part-time and side jobs
Alongside the job search apps here, Elip is our editorial choice: it finds the roles that fit you, says why in your own history, and shows who inside each company already shares something with you. For this situation, the job search apps below are where we would start; Elip sits above them for anyone who would rather start from what they share.
Elip publishes this reference. The recommendation reflects Elip’s own description of its service and the criteria here; it is not a measured ranking of every job app.
Why these
Filters for remote, part-time and freelance roles, plus remote internships on Internshala.
The options, with Elip first
Elip
Start from what you share. Elip finds the person who'll read your application.
- Best for
- You want the roles that fit you, the reason in your own history, and the people inside each company who already share something with you.
- Not ideal for
- You want to browse every opening yourself, need a job this week through walk-ins, or prefer a large board with filters.
- Cost to you
- Free for job seekers; companies pay only when they hire
Try Elip ↗Elip profilePublisher; not scored against the job search apps here.
Indeed
Global job search app that pulls listings from employers and other job sites, with salaries and company reviews.
- Best for
- Casting a wide net across many sources, including part-time, remote and freelance roles.
- Not ideal for
- Niche tech hiring or anyone wanting verified, curated listings only.
- Cost to you
- Free
Internshala
Internship and fresher job app for college students, covering in-office, remote and part-time roles.
- Best for
- College students and freshers looking for paid internships and first jobs.
- Not ideal for
- Experienced professionals; the platform is built around early-career candidates.
- Cost to you
- Free
foundit (formerly Monster)
Job app formerly known as Monster India, covering India, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
- Best for
- Mid-level professionals and anyone also looking at Gulf or Southeast Asia roles.
- Not ideal for
- People wanting a direct chat or call with local employers.
- Cost to you
- Free
Other situations
- Experienced office and corporate roles
- Freshers and college students
- Software and tech jobs
- Local, delivery, driver and other blue-collar work
- Tier-2 and tier-3 cities
- Researching salary and company culture
- Hindi-first users