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Your unfair advantage when applying for jobs. qwacked makes networking much easier by using your professional network to source warm referrals. Cold-applying to internships and new-grad roles is a numbers game you lose. Top postings see thousands of applicants: yours gets buried unless someone inside the company pulls it out of the pile. qwacked finds that someone for you. When you open a job posting on a company's career site, qwacked surfaces: - Real campus recruiters and early-talent leads at that company - Former interns and recent hires from your school or program - Anyone in your professional network who can introduce you, ranked by closeness It works by reading your professional network on the sites you already use, then matching your degrees of connection against the recruiters and employees attached to whatever role you're looking at. What you get: - A clean job feed of fresh internships and early-career roles, refreshed daily just for you - One-click apply that saves the role and tracks where you are in the process - A "people behind this job" panel beside every supported posting - Direct contact info for recruiters who actually hire for the role you want What qwacked is not: - It does not auto-apply to jobs for you - It does not message recruiters for you - It does not read your DMs, emails, or passwords - It does not sell your data Add qwacked, open a job, and see who you should be talking to. Terms: https://qwacked.com/legal Privacy Policy: https://qwacked.com/privacy
Jul 6, 2026
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