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Notifies you of new Upwork jobs based on keywords. Tired of missing out on the best projects? Upwork Radar is a lightweight, high-performance browser extension designed for freelancers who need to be first. Built with a focus on speed and efficiency, it acts as your personal scout, monitoring the Upwork feed so you don't have to. Key Features Real-Time Keyword Monitoring: Set custom trackers for niche skills like Unreal Engine 5, C++, Gameplay Programming, or Figma. Instant Desktop Notifications: Receive a system alert the moment a matching job is posted. The 10-Minute Freshness Filter: Stay ahead of the competition. This extension specifically targets "hot" leads posted within the last 10 minutes, ensuring you are among the first to propose. Integrated Countdown Timer: A transparent UI shows you exactly when the next scan is scheduled, keeping you "Connected to Upwork" without manual refreshing. One-Click Access: Open matched job posts directly from your notification or the extension popup. How It Works Upwork Radar uses a smart background service worker to scan your active Upwork tabs. It intelligently parses job metadata to identify the most relevant opportunities while you focus on your current work or development projects. Privacy & Efficiency No Data Collection: Your keywords and match history are stored locally on your device. Developer-First Design: Optimized code ensures minimal impact on your system’s RAM and CPU.
May 11, 2026
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