About

Overview

Why I built it

The original project is an amazing resource, but browsing a huge list in markdown can be slow and frustrating. This dashboard is focused on clarity, scanning, and quick navigation.

Consistent layout and typography
Fast visual scanning (remote/hybrid/in-office, locations)
One click to careers pages

What you can do here

Use this UI for discovery, not as a promise. Treat it as a starting point for your own validation.

Browse companies in a styled grid or list instead of a README
Read interview-process notes at a glance (when provided)
Open careers pages quickly to verify what’s current

Details

Expand for notes on scope, design, and corrections.

What this isn’t

This site doesn’t “certify” companies. Interview processes can change.

Not a hiring platform or recruiter tool
Not an endorsement of any company
Not a guarantee an interview process stays the same

Design goals

I’m optimizing for a calm, readable experience that works well in both light and dark mode.

Accessible contrast and focus styles
Consistent components across pages
Minimal friction between discovery and applying

Contributing & corrections

If something looks wrong or outdated, the best place to fix it is the original dataset. That way the entire community benefits.

Submit corrections in the upstream repo
Verify details on the company careers page
Assume processes change over time

Data source

Company data originates and is manually synced from the upstream community repository when updates are published.

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