Networking and jobs, particularly suited to German-speaking markets. A partial LinkedIn alternative.
Alternative to LinkedIn
Start with a tool, a task or a country. Profiles separate available information from what still needs assessing.
Each assessment explains the points assigned and links to its sources.
Understand the score →About these numbers
The default ranking adds public rating counts collected from Google Play and the App Store storefronts checked. It includes both Android and iOS. This volume is a popularity signal, not a count of downloads or people.
Google Play provides its public counter. For Apple, we add available counters from France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States. Each profile shows this scope, which does not cover all countries. If one platform is missing, only the documented count is used. Android download thresholds and publisher-reported users have separate sorts and are never added to ratings. One person can rate on several platforms. Ties are sorted by name; profiles without figures follow.
InfoJobs
Spain · EUA jobs platform for the Spanish market. An alternative for recruitment, not the entire social network.
JobTeaser
France · EUInternships and first jobs for students and graduates. It does not replace LinkedIn’s social feed.
karriere.at
Austria · EUJob listings and company profiles for Austria, covering LinkedIn’s job-search use case.
Malt
France · EUFind projects and work with freelancers. A marketplace rather than a publishing network.
Pracuj.pl
Poland · EUA Polish job portal with alerts and employer profiles, covering recruitment.
Welcome to the Jungle
France · EUJobs and employer discovery. The French publisher declares AWS hosting: origin and sovereignty are different.
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Profiles without a score are awaiting their first assessment.
Reading assessments
Green from 80, amber yellow from 50 to 79, red below 50. Grey indicates an unscored profile. Read the sources and scope to understand each assessment.
This catalogue includes publishers in the European Union and EFTA, including Switzerland. Inclusion is not a sovereignty certification.


