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Best job search apps for Android

Job search apps pull openings from career pages, job boards and staffing agencies into one feed you can filter by title, location, pay and schedule.

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30 apps ranked · How we rank

  1. Number 1: Indeed Job Search

    Indeed Jobs

    4.7 out of 5 (14M) 100M+ installs

    A free, ad-supported job search app that suits anyone running an active hunt, especially those needing flexible work arrangements.

  2. Number 2: Job Search by ZipRecruiter

    ZipRecruiter, Inc.

    4.9 out of 5 (493.3K) 10M+ installs

    A free, ad-free job app that searches for you and alerts you to matching local roles; best for hunters who want leads pushed to them.

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  1. Number 3: Glassdoor | Jobs & Careers

    Indeed, Inc.

    4.7 out of 5 (730.4K) 10M+ installs

    A free, well-established app for researching employers, comparing pay and finding roles, best for anyone in the research phase of a job move.

  2. Number 4: JOB TODAY: Hire & Find Jobs

    JOB TODAY S.A.

    4.6 out of 5 (223.7K) 10M+ installs

    A fast, free hiring app that suits retail, hospitality and service work, though its focus is narrow.

  3. Number 5: Resume Builder - CV Engineer

    Matt Callery

    4.6 out of 5 (102.9K) 5M+ installs

    A well-established, recruiter-informed CV builder that makes ATS-friendly resumes easy to produce and check before you apply.

  4. Number 6: LinkedIn: Community & Network

    LinkedIn

    3.9 out of 5 (3.5M) 1B+ installs

    A broad, free career app that suits anyone job-hunting or building a professional profile, with optional Premium extras on top.

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  1. Number 7: Care.com: Find Caregiver Jobs

    Care.com Inc

    4.6 out of 5 (16.7K) 1M+ installs

    A free, focused job search for caregivers who want to set their own rate and work around their own schedule.

  2. Number 8: Job Hai - Search Job, Vacancy

    infoedge.com

    4.2 out of 5 (165.4K) 10M+ installs

    A free, wide-reaching job search app for Indian candidates who want local, part-time or work-from-home openings and a simple way to apply.

  3. Number 9: randstad: jobs for workers

    randstad at work

    4.6 out of 5 (9.9K) 1M+ installs

    A free, well-organized app for finding and managing temporary shift work.

  4. Number 10: Monster Job Search

    Monster Worldwide

    4.3 out of 5 (80.3K) 5M+ installs

    A free, ad-free job search app that suits active seekers who want to browse, apply and manage resumes from a phone.

More of the best job search apps

  1. 11 Handshake: Jobs & AI work Handshake (Stryder Corp.) 4.5 1M+
  2. 12 Sprout - AI Job Search Magnifex 4.4 500K+
  3. 13 Seasoned Service Industry Jobs Seasoned 4.3 1M+
  4. 14 Vivian - Find Healthcare Jobs Vivian Health 4.6 100K+
  5. 15 Dice Tech Careers DHI Group Inc. 4.3 500K+
  6. 16 Freelancer: Hire & Find Jobs Freelancer.com 3.8 10M+
  7. 17 Jooble — Job Search App Jooble 3.8 5M+
  8. 18 ChambApp: Job Search in NY Ollin Systems 4.7 50K+
  9. 19 Remote Jobs Search - FlexJobs BoldGoogleApps 4.2 500K+
  10. 20 Driver Pulse by Tenstreet Tenstreet 4.0 1M+
  11. 21 Bandana Job Search Bandana 4.8 50K+
  12. 22 Eurofirms – Ofertas de trabajo Eurofirms 500K+
  13. 23 Work from Home Jobs Online Jobs & Remote Work 3.9 1M+
  14. 24 Upwork Upwork Global Inc. 3.6 10M+
  15. 25 Snagajob - Jobs Hiring Now Snagajob.com, Inc. 3.6 5M+
  16. 26 MyPerfectResume Builder BoldGoogleApps 4.0 100K+
  17. 27 Workstream US Workstream.is 3.3 50K+
  18. 28 My Manpower – Job Search Manpower Mobile 3.4 500K+
  19. 29 Credible Jobs Credible Technologies 3.3 10K+
  20. 30 ExpressJobs Job Search & Apply Express Services, Inc 3.5 100K+
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About job search apps

They save searches, send alerts when new postings appear, store a resume, record what you applied to and when, and often let you apply without retyping the same details. They suit active and casual seekers alike, from first-time applicants to people changing fields. Apps that pull from many sources offer volume, but a good match can get buried under stale or duplicate listings. Those focused on one industry, region or type of role have a smaller, more relevant pool. A few add company research, salary ranges or interview preparation, which helps when weighing offers.

What to look for

  • Check where the listings come from and how often they refresh, since a feed full of expired or duplicated postings wastes time.
  • Look at how applications are submitted, because some apps pass you to the employer site while others store your resume and send it on your behalf.
  • See whether you can save searches and get alerts for new matches, which matters more than browsing if you are not checking daily.
  • Consider how the app is paid for, whether through ads, a subscription for extra features or fees from employers posting roles, since that shapes what you see first.
  • Decide if you need offline access to saved listings and notes, which helps when applying from a phone without a steady connection.

How we rank

Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.