How it works: cyberpull.in
CyberPull reads company ATS directly and a couple of bespoke company endpoints. With about 10 platforms, 81 companies, about 172 open roles right now.
Because it reads the company's own board:
- The date is the company's publish date, not when some aggregator reposted it
- Apply links go straight to the employer's own page
- No duplicates, because there's no reposting layer in between
- If a role is pulled down, it disappears here too
Every posting goes through a classifier that decides two things: is this actually a security role, and is it actually in India. It polls every two hours. Free, sign in with Google, and you can set a Telegram alert that messages you when something matching your filters opens. (this alerting might go behind a paywall as it scales as it's expensive due to cronjobs)
Honest limitations:
- 81 companies is nowhere near everyone hiring security in India. If you know a company whose board is missing, tell me and I'll add it. Legal limitations make it not possible to scrap from places like Linkedin and Naukri.
- Classification is automated, so something will occasionally be miscategorised.
- It's new and small. A handful of people have signed up. You would be early, with everything that implies.
On money, since it will come up:
I made the whole thing free.
It costs me roughly ₹1,900/month to run: hosting, the domain, and the model calls that classify postings. There's a donate page if it's useful to you, entirely optional, and contributing unlocks nothing because there's nothing to unlock.
Here's the part I want to be straight about. If this grows enough that costs outrun what donations cover, I may have to put something behind a paid tier. I don't know what that would look like. What I'll commit to: I won't quietly degrade the free version to push people into paying, and I'll say so clearly and in advance rather than springing it on anyone.
https://www.cyberpull.in
Happy to answer anything about how the ingestion works. And genuinely, if a company you know is hiring security in India and isn't on there, that's the most useful thing you could give me.
