Rundown
New roles each morning, each with an application email and a CV tailored to the job, plus speculative emails to send. Your Saved, Applied and Not for me marks are kept for you on every device.
💼 Advertised roles
Organisations where good roles are often filled without being advertised. Tap Send from here to check the email, choose a language and CV, and send it. Or copy it into your own inbox if you prefer.
Every email sent from your application inbox, newest first, and every email that has come in. A star means someone you wrote to has replied, in any thread, from the same address or the same organisation. Checked each time you open this tab.
Messages people send you through the contact box on your public website. Each one is also emailed to the inboxes you tick below, and replying to that email goes straight back to the sender.
How to change your website
Your website is made with Google Sites. Go to sites.google.com (or press Edit my website above) and sign in with your Google account:
Username (email):
Password:
Once you are in, you can change the writing, photos, fonts, colours, layout and pages, as below.
- Change any writing: in the editor, click the text and type.
- Add a photo: on the right, Insert, then Images. Drag it where you want it.
- Move things around: drag a section by the dotted handle on its left.
- Fonts and colours: on the right, Themes.
- Add a page (Showreel, Notes): on the right, Pages, then the + button.
- Make it live: click Publish at the top right. Nothing changes for visitors until you do.
- Go back to an earlier version: click the clock icon at the top of the editor. Every version is listed with its date and time. Click one, then Restore, then Publish. Your first version is named "Original, 13 Nov 2026".
- The editor opens in the Google account that runs your website. If it asks you to sign in, use that account (the same one this page sends emails from).
Preview
My CV
This is your general CV: the one people can download from your website, and the starting point for every application. Change anything and press Save. Every earlier version is kept below with its date, so you can always go back.
Earlier versions of my CV
Pages about you that already exist elsewhere on the web. Choose which ones appear on your public website: as a small link, or for X as a feed of your latest posts. Nothing shows until you switch it on and save.
Feeds from X sometimes only show for visitors who are signed in to X; the link always works.
Give someone a code and they can download the CV you chose from your public page. Each code unlocks one CV. You can switch a code off at any time.
Codes you have given out
Your CVs
Who opened this page
Every time this private page is opened, with roughly what device and where from. Each one shows the date and time, so you can match them with when you yourself opened it. A private or incognito window is recorded too, and counts as a new device each time. When a new device opens it, an email goes to the media inbox. If you see an opening that was not you or someone you trust, change the page password (see Handover).
CV downloads
Every time someone downloads one of your CVs from your public page: when, which code, and roughly what device and where. Locations come from the visitor's time zone and language settings, not their internet address.
Everything another AI assistant would need to keep this page, your website and your CVs running if Claude is ever not available: what each part is, where it lives, the passwords and keys, and how the daily search works, followed by your general CV. Copy it and paste it into the new assistant as your first message. Keep it private: it contains the keys to everything.
The full backup is one zip file with the latest code for this page, your Google service and your website boxes, taken straight from GitHub, plus all your current data unencrypted and these notes. Save it somewhere safe, such as your Google Drive, so a web developer or another assistant can rebuild everything even if GitHub or Claude disappear. Make a fresh one now and then.
🛟 Backups in your Google Drive
Every night your Google service saves a zip of this whole page (code and data) and a file of everything it keeps, in the folder "Job board backups" in the Drive of your website Google account. If GitHub is ever lost, the newest zip plus the prompt below is all a new agent needs to set everything up again in a new free GitHub account.
Password notes
Somewhere safe to keep logins for your Google account, Squarespace and anything else. They are locked with this page's password inside your browser before they are saved, so nobody without the page password can read them, not even the services that store them. If you ever change the page password, open this first and save it again afterwards.
How the search is going. Counts come from your board and your application inbox, and update each time you open this page.
Closest to what you are after
Fully remote and part time (two or three days a week) on a good salary, or a role in a warm, sunny island or coastal place where French or English is spoken, especially with relocation, paid travel or accommodation. Each role's type of work is worked out from the advert's location and hours, so check the advert.
Conversations with organisations
Organisations where it has gone beyond an automatic reply: they wrote back more than once, or you wrote again after their reply. Matched by organisation (their email domain), not just the address or subject.
Jobs that ask you to apply through a form on their website instead of by email. Press "Claude, fill in the form" on a role, paste in the form's address, and it is saved here. Then ask Claude (in a browser Claude can use) to "fill the saved forms": Claude opens each form, fills it in from your tailored CV and covering email, and puts up a red banner whenever a person needs to sign in, tick an agreement or press Submit. Nothing is submitted until a person presses the button.
Let the job sites email you
The daily search cannot sign in to LinkedIn, Guardian Jobs or other sites, and you should never give anyone your passwords. Instead, set up free email alerts on the sites below yourself. Send them to your application inbox (the Gmail account this page sends from). They then appear in Correspondence, under Job alerts, where you can read them in full and flick through.
- LinkedIn: search Jobs for, say, "producer" with the Remote and Part time filters, then switch on "Set alert". Make sure your LinkedIn email is your application inbox, or add it under Settings, Sign in and security, Email addresses.
- Guardian Jobs: make a free account with your application inbox, search, then "Create job alert".
- CharityJob, Timewise, Arts Jobs, Culture Jobs, Escape the City, Indeed: the same: search with the remote or part time filter, then save the search as an email alert.
- BBC Careers and France Médias Monde: sign up for their job alerts if you would like to hear about BBC or RFI and France 24 roles.
Set a saved search or email alert on each of these. Suggested searches: "producer remote part time", "head of communications remote", "editorial consultant", "chargé de communication télétravail".
Kept up to date automatically each morning.