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Capture hiring opportunities from LinkedIn straight into your nxtleap Opportunity Radar. nxtleap Opportunity Radar turns LinkedIn into a hiring pipeline you actually control. See a "we're hiring" post or an interesting job? Click Capture. The extension reads the role, company, location, job description, the poster's profile, any emails, and the apply/application link, and saves it as a card in your nxtleap Opportunity Radar — so no opportunity gets lost in an endless feed. WHAT YOU CAN DO • One-click capture on LinkedIn job pages, the jobs list, single-post permalinks, and feed posts. • Multi-role posts — when a post lists several openings, pick exactly which roles to save. • Preview & edit before saving — verify or correct any detail before it hits your Radar (on by default). • Tailor resume — jump straight from a captured job into nxtleap's tailored-resume flow. • Bring your own AI key (optional) — clean up messy job descriptions on-device or with your own OpenAI / Google / Anthropic key. Your key stays in your browser and is never sent to nxtleap. PRIVACY-FIRST • Nothing is captured unless you click. No analytics, no ad tracking, no browsing-history collection. • Captured jobs go only to your own nxtleap account. Your BYOK key never leaves your browser except to the provider you chose. Requires a free nxtleap account (https://nxtleap.in). Sign in through the popup, or the extension picks up your existing nxtleap web session automatically.
Jul 29, 2026
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