Best App for Job Search › foundit (formerly Monster)
general job board app foundit (formerly Monster) Job app formerly known as Monster India, covering India, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
Official site: foundit.in · facts checked 2026-11-10
Best for Mid-level professionals and anyone also looking at Gulf or Southeast Asia roles. Not ideal for People wanting a direct chat or call with local employers.
Cost to job seekers Free App store ratings Android 4.6 · iOS 4.7 (play.google.com , ; , apps.apple.com , read 2026-11-10)
What we could verify foundit (formerly Monster) on Google Play (India): 4.6 stars from 89.8K reviews, 10M+ downloads; App Store India: 4.7 stars from 6,895 ratings (checked 2026-11-10). [play.google.com] The listing says foundit is free to download and use with no hidden fees. [play.google.com] It offers real-time job alerts, in-app applications and up to five profiles for different job preferences. [play.google.com]
Things to know Smaller review base than Naukri or LinkedIn; listing volume in some functions may be thinner.
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Elip is a job agent. You talk to it for about ten minutes, it reads new job postings each night with you in mind, and brings you the few worth your time. It is free for job seekers; companies pay when they hire.
Use it when: You are tired of scrolling listings and would rather describe what you want once and be shown a short list.Skip it when: You want to browse every opening yourself, need a job this week through walk-ins, or prefer a large board with filters.
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