r/ExperiencedDevs, r/cscareerquestions and the company’s own subreddit. People say things about their employer here that never make it onto a profile page — who runs the team, what the interview loop is, whether the last two hires stayed.
The referral atlas
Oneofthesepeoplecanwalkyourresumein.
ZoNuLy reads Reddit, LinkedIn, open-source commits and the companies’ own careers pages. It finds funded companies you have not heard of, proves the hiring is real, and names the one person inside who could refer you. You approve every message before it leaves.
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- Companies scraped
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- Referrers found
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- Open roles tracked
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- Emails verified
Where the leads come from
Five public sources, each one asked a different question.
Nothing here is bought, and nothing is behind a login. The value is not in having the data — anyone can read these — it is in what has to agree before a lead is shown to you at all.
Public profiles only, read to settle one question: does this person still work there, and for how long. A lead we cannot place inside the company today is held back rather than guessed at.
Hacker News
openingsThe monthly Who Is Hiring thread, parsed and folded into the atlas without duplicating a role already found elsewhere.
Open source
proof of employmentCommits, org membership and contributor history on GitHub. This is the channel that carries the most weight, because it is the only one where employment is demonstrated instead of asserted: a title on a profile is a claim, a commit merged into the company’s repo last month is evidence. It also tells us what someone actually works on, which is the difference between a cold ask and a specific one.
The company’s own site
the arbiterChecked last and trusted over everything above it. A board can list a role for months after it is filled, so if the opening is not on the company’s own careers page, ZoNuLy does not count it as open — no matter how many aggregators still carry it.
Underrated only
Household names are rejected by name. Thousands of applications are already pending there — that is not where the odds are.
Nothing is invented
Every number carries the sentence it was read from. A claim the company’s own pages do not back is labelled, not repeated.
One person, not a list
Leads are ranked by how close they sit to the role, and anyone whose employment we cannot show is held back.
It runs on your machine. Nothing sends itself.
No account, no upload, no queue on somebody else’s server. Every draft stops at a review gate with your name on it, and there is a hard cap on how many go out in a day — because the fastest way to burn a network is to mail all of it at once.
- Messages sent without your approval
- 0
- Outreach cap, per day
- 25
- Claims shown without a source
- 0
- Data leaving your machine
- none