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Posted Band
Early data build

See hiring movement before it becomes a headline.

Posted Band turns public job-board snapshots into attributable hiring activity and posted salary data. The time-series archive is just beginning, so point-in-time evidence stays separate from trend claims.

Collection brief
Three ATS adapters live
What the first archive is designed to preserve.
01Active roles by company and day
02Newly opened and removed postings
03Employer-posted salary range observations
04Source URL and capture timestamp

Launch baseline

26

public source configurations

12

companies with local published snapshots

2,069

current advertised roles in published snapshots

1,132

roles with posted salary evidence

The signal, not the listing

A job board is a snapshot. The change between snapshots is the story.

Posted Band is focused on the data that is difficult to reconstruct later: when hiring expands, contracts, shifts location, or changes salary disclosure.

Hiring velocity
Track how open-role counts move across daily snapshots, not just what is open today.
Posted salary bands
Preserve employer-disclosed ranges with their posting URL, capture time, interval, and currency.
A time-series archive
Turn short-lived public postings into a durable record of openings, closures, and disclosure changes.

Source discipline

Public only

Only unauthenticated job-board APIs published by Greenhouse, Lever, and Ashby.

Named sources

Every future observation keeps its source, collection time, and freshness context.

No walled gardens

LinkedIn, Indeed, and sources requiring login or bypassing access controls are out of scope.

Building the archive

Coverage starts small so the evidence can be trustworthy.

The launch registry currently covers 11 Greenhouse, 5 Lever, and 10 Ashby boards. The site is generated from a reviewed static data artifact; ATS requests and the local SQLite archive never run in a visitor request.

The registry records an initial endpoint check on August 6, 2026. A configured endpoint is not yet a published historical dataset. Company previews remain out of the search index until they contain at least 14 days of coverage, enough successful snapshots, a fresh source timestamp, and a real comparison window.