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Free browser extension that checks the job posting you're viewing and flags scam signals before you send your CV, ID or bank details.

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| Website | reactionic.github.io | jobreaper.it |
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| Company | — | Startup from Italy · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Fake job postings are getting harder to spot: high pay for no experience, recruiters who only talk on WhatsApp or Telegram, "starter kits" you have to pay for, bank details requested before any contract. JobReaper reads the job posting you're looking at, on LinkedIn, Indeed and 70+...
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As answered by people managing React-Ionic and JobReaper.it.
JobReaper.it's answer:
JobReaper works where people actually read job offers: right on LinkedIn, Indeed and 70+ job boards, with no copy-paste and no account. Instead of a black-box verdict, it quotes the exact sentence behind every red flag and suggests the questions to ask the recruiter. The analysis runs on your device, so the posting text never leaves your browser. It is built for Italian and English postings, including scam patterns that generic link checkers miss: upfront "starter kit" fees, bank details before any contract, WhatsApp-only recruiters and task scams.
JobReaper.it's answer:
It is free with unlimited checks, needs no sign-up and keeps the posting text on your device. General scam checkers look at links or websites; JobReaper reads the job offer itself, so it catches scams that use a legitimate-looking page or a real company name. It also tells you what is missing from a posting (employer, pay, contract) and which questions to ask before you send your CV, ID or bank details.
JobReaper.it's answer:
Job seekers, especially students, recent graduates and people applying to remote or entry-level roles, who are the main targets of fake recruiters. Also career services, job centers and career coaches who want a simple free tool to recommend.
JobReaper.it's answer:
I'm Simone, from Italy. I started learning to code in January 2026, while working a job unrelated to my studies. Job scams kept following the same script: pay that's too good, a recruiter who moves you to WhatsApp or Telegram, then a small fee or your bank details before any contract. I built JobReaper to catch that script right on the page where people read job offers, for free and without collecting what they read. It launched in October 2026 on Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari.
JobReaper.it's answer:
TypeScript and WXT for the cross-browser extension (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari via Xcode), a rule-based engine that runs entirely in the browser, on-device translation (Chrome Translator API, Bergamot WebAssembly on Firefox and Safari) for postings in other languages, and Supabase for the anonymous network that spots the same scam posted under different company names.
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