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Describe the hire. Get the search.

Turn a job description or hiring need into recruiter-ready searches for LinkedIn, Google, GitHub and more. Review what BooleanOS understood, correct anything you want, and search.

Search breadth
·PDF, DOCX, TXT · up to 5 MB · read in your browser
BooleanOS will show what it understood before you use the search.

How it works

1 · Describe the hire

Use plain English, paste the JD, or upload a supported document.

2 · Check the criteria

Requirements stay separate from optional search suggestions and verification-sensitive clearance.

3 · Copy or open the search

Switch platform and BooleanOS recompiles the query for that search surface.

Try a role example

Start from a reviewed role brief, then edit it into your requisition.

See all 14 Boolean examples with recruiter notes →

Why BooleanOS is different

The interface stays simple while the engine keeps role understanding, recruiter corrections, search breadth, alternative search approaches and platform syntax separate. Suggested discovery terms never silently become hiring requirements.

Read the Boolean search benchmark →

BooleanOS FAQ

What is BooleanOS?

BooleanOS turns a hiring need into recruiter-ready Boolean and X-Ray searches. It shows you the requirements it understood before compiling platform-specific queries.

Can I paste or upload a job description?

Yes. Describe the hire, paste a job description, or read supported PDF, DOCX and TXT files in your browser. No account is required.

What is the difference between Smart and Advanced mode?

Smart mode starts from plain English or a job description. Advanced mode exposes recruiter-friendly OR, AND and NOT groups for titles, must-have skills, nice-to-have skills, exclusions, geography and companies.

Does BooleanOS verify security clearances?

No. Clearance language remains verification-sensitive. Public-web searches remove clearance terms rather than treating a public mention as proof that a candidate currently holds a clearance.

Why are the searches different by platform?

LinkedIn, Google, GitHub and ATS keyword fields use different grammars and filters. BooleanOS recompiles the same search criteria for the selected destination instead of pasting one generic string everywhere.