Alexandre Du Lorier
A developer in Stockholm.
I built this because I got tired of the part of job hunting nobody helps with: working out what a company actually is before you give it 20 hours of your evenings.
I have done that badly for about 10 years, across several countries and several industries. Venture capital. Private equity. Product companies. Consultancies. Each move meant starting the research from nothing again, reading the same ads, asking the same questions in the same first calls, and finding out the useful things far too late.
Hundreds of interviews. Hundreds of hours reading about companies I never joined. The reading was never the problem. The problem was that none of it was written down anywhere I could look it up next time, and none of it was in the job ad.
5 years ago, newly arrived in Stockholm, I did a school internship at a venture fund on exactly this question: could you detect startup potential from public signals, at scale. It was hard and it did not work out. 5 years later the data is better, the registry is still public, and it is still hard.
So this is the tool I wanted while I was looking. Every open tech job in Stockholm, with what the company behind it filed with the Swedish registry sitting next to it. Free, because Sweden already publishes the accounts and charging to read a public record is the strange part.
No employer pays to appear here, and none can pay to be removed. If something is wrong, tell me and I will fix it.