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Boardy AI for Job Seekers

Boardy is not a job board, and your contact details move only after both people say yes. Use it as one channel alongside your own search, and keep private details out of the brief. [1] [2] [7]

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Your numbers on Boardy as a job seeker

What it is

What it means for you
Not a sourcing database or outreach tool, per Work Insiders [1]
ItemWhat it means for you
CostFree to use under the Terms[6]
What it isNot a sourcing database or outreach tool, per Work Insiders[1]
When your details moveOnly after both people say yes[2] [3]
Figures in your briefMay be shared in introductions unless marked private[7] [2]
Time to first introductionCompany average 17 hours; user reports 10 minutes to five days[5] [8] [9]

What Boardy gives a job seeker, and what it does not

Work Insiders calls Boardy “not a sourcing database or outreach tool.” You cannot search its network or choose who is in it, and introductions depend on who Boardy has already spoken with. It is a way to be introduced, not a place to browse roles. [1]

An introduction starts when Boardy sees a fit and both people say yes. Either person can decline, and contact details are shared only after both opt in. That protects you from unwanted contact, but it means a silent contact leaves you with nothing to act on. [2] [3]

What your brief shares, and what to leave out

The Ask Boardy brief covers your role, current status, biggest problem and its cost, the kind of person you want, your tools, your location and public links. Leave out health, family and personal finances beyond business. Figures in the brief may be shared in introductions unless you mark them private. [4] [7]

Boardy can build a matching profile from public LinkedIn information, so keep your profile current. Personal details beyond public information need separate consent under its policy. [2] [3]

The first three months

Message Boardy by text, WhatsApp or email with your name, email, phone and LinkedIn profile, then describe the role you want and the kind of team. The company says the average match takes 17 hours, but user reports run from about 10 minutes to five days. Plan your search around the slower end. [2] [5] [8] [9]

Track each introduction and each reply in your own list, because Boardy publishes totals, not outcomes for individual users. If a call goes badly and Boardy goes quiet, reply with a specific next step rather than waiting, since one user found that Boardy waited for her direction. [9]

Growing beyond Boardy, and protecting yourself

Keep your own search running. Tell Omnitwine’s AI you want a job, and it suggests members on the hiring side who fit, each with a reason. It is free to use and takes no cut, but it is not a job board, holds no listings, and does not guarantee a reply or a hire. Use it to reach a specific recruiter, founder or hiring manager, alongside your own search. [11] [12]

Verify any request through Boardy's official site or a channel you already know, because a sender address can be faked. In December 2025, a human impersonator emailed one user for about a week, posing as Boardy from another domain, and asked for a form or a call. [10]

Should you use it for a job search?

Yes, as one channel, if you are comfortable with an AI conversation and can keep sensitive details out of the brief. No, as your main strategy, because you cannot search for roles or pick the people you meet, and the public record is thin.

Bibliography

Sources

  1. Work Insiders, Boardy listing (checked Oct 2026) (independent)
  2. Boardy, FAQ (read 4 Nov 2026) (official)
  3. Boardy, Privacy Policy (26 June 2026) (official)
  4. Boardy, Ask Boardy instructions (read Nov 2026) (official)
  5. Boardy, homepage (read 4 Nov 2026) (official)
  6. Boardy, Terms and Conditions (28 Sept 2026) (official)
  7. Round Funded, Boardy alternatives page (Nov 2026) (independent)
  8. Behind on AI, Boardy review (4 May 2025) (independent)
  9. Mia’s Queue, Boardy review (2 July 2026) (independent)
  10. Bethany the Builder, Phished by an AI: a human impersonator (17 Dec 2025) (independent)
  11. Omnitwine, Terms of Service (21 Oct 2026) (official)
  12. Omnitwine, How Omnitwine works (official)