What Scout changes
What changes
01 / 03
You found out about the posting a day late.
Scout checks about 1,000 boards every few hours.
You apply early and track it all in one private place.
Free to browseInternship postings, free to browse
Apply early. Stop refreshing career pages.
Live feed
What went live recently.
The newest of 5,714 open postings.
Technology Intern
Blackhawk Network · Coppell, TX · added 1h ago
Business Intelligence Intern
Dayton Freight · Dayton, OH · added 1h ago
Software Developer Intern
Dayton Freight · Dayton, OH · added 1h ago
Software Engineering Intern
empirical · Dakota Dunes, SD · added 1h ago
You sign in only to save, hide and track postings. That list stays private to you.
Sighted before the crowd.
Get started
How to use Scout, in three steps.
01
Browse
Filter the feed by term and role, then open the employer's page, with no account and nothing to set up.
02
Sign in when you find one
Google or email, about ten seconds, and Scout asks you for nothing else.
03
Track it
Mark it applied, keep your notes and a timeline.
Coverage
What Scout is watching right now.
- ~1,000
- Boards watched
- 1,321
- Companies
- 5,714
- Postings open now
- 77
- Added in the last day
What you get
Fewer tabs. Earlier applications.
You only see roles you would actually apply to
You get Summer 2027 through Summer 2028 and co-op in one list, narrowed to software, AI/ML, data, quant, product, security, hardware or design.
Nobody sees what you applied to
Your applications, your outreach and your notes stay yours. Everyone shares the same feed; nobody shares your tracking.
You read the posting without opening a tab
The job description opens inside Scout with the site chrome stripped out, and the employer's page is one click away when you are ready to apply.
Boards we watch
Boards Scout watches
Boards Scout watches include Stripe, Databricks, Snowflake, Palantir, Airbnb, Netflix, NVIDIA, Anthropic, Figma, Datadog, DoorDash, Affirm, Brex, Airtable, Cloudflare, Duolingo, Roblox, Reddit, Pinterest, Robinhood, and about a thousand more.
Why this exists
Why Scout exists
I was refreshing the same career pages every morning, opening thirty tabs, and still finding out about a posting a day after it went up. The spreadsheet I kept to fix that lied to me within a week, because I only remembered to update it when something had already gone wrong.
Scout is the tool one student built for that grind, and it is open to everyone now as an MVP. Some of it is rough and some of it is missing. It gets better only through what you tell me.
Built by a student
Built by a student who got tired of refreshing career pages.
Find it first. Track it privately.
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