NOSIGNUP·WORK

Open-source · Jobs & Resumes

Built to be difficult to kill.

What this is

  • Anyone can post.
  • No accounts.
  • No moderation.
  • Everything you do here is deleted after 32 days.
  • Listings can't be edited; enough downvotes remove one early.

⚠️ Before you enter

  • Site is provided as-is
  • No warranty/liability
  • Contact happens off-platform.
  • Verify who you deal with.

No Signup Work — Open GNU License 2026 · Made with AI (ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek, Grok)

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📩 Applicants send their résumé & why they’d be a good fit to — email or phone, at least one:
⏱ You can make one post or browse request every 5 minutes.
⚠️ After “Submit”, a job can’t be edited.
It’s auto-deleted after 32 days — or sooner if downvoted enough.
⏱ You can make one post or browse request every 5 minutes.
⚠️ After “Submit”, a résumé can’t be edited.
It’s auto-deleted after 32 days — or sooner if downvoted enough.
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👆 Tap the map to set your area
Tip: Google “My lat long”, paste the numbers here.
📍 Radius ~111km 🔍 Zoom 1 drop a point first
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Host a Mirror

Drop this one file into any PHP-enabled hosting, then give us its URL or IP — it joins the network of mirrors. The more mirrors, the harder this is to take down.

↓ Download index.php

On submit, your browser checks the mirror live — reachable, serving listings, and running the same code (a parity hash that ignores harmless formatting: line endings, a trailing newline, a BOM) — and tells you the result before staging it. A mismatched, blocked, or unreachable host is rejected with the reason. Just don’t change the code itself.

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About “mirrored” listings

Listings marked 🔗 Mirrored from … are not hosted by us. Your browser pulled them live, just now, from another nosignup node and is showing them as a courtesy. We don’t store them — leave this page and they’re gone from here.

They exist only while that other node keeps them public. To change or remove a mirrored listing, contact the node shown on it — not us. We’re only a temporary window onto it.

Heads up: to show these, your browser contacts those other nodes directly, so each one may see and log your request (like visiting any website). They’re nodes you added under “Help the network”.