A community-maintained directory of remote-friendly tech companies, built as a static site.
Remote In Tech is the open-source codebase for remoteintech.company, a directory website listing tech companies that support remote work. It solves the problem of fragmented and outdated remote job listings by providing a centralized, community-curated resource. The project allows anyone to contribute company profiles via GitHub pull requests.
Tech job seekers looking for remote opportunities, recruiters at remote-friendly companies, and developers interested in contributing to community-driven open data projects.
Developers choose this because it's a transparent, community-maintained alternative to proprietary job boards, built as a fast static site. Its open contribution model ensures data freshness and avoids vendor lock-in.
Source for remoteintech.company — a community-maintained directory of remote-friendly tech companies
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The directory stays current through open pull requests with automated validation, ensuring data quality as per the contributing guidelines.
Each company profile follows a strict template with fields like remote policy and technologies, enabling easy filtering and comparison on the site.
Built with Eleventy, the site generates static HTML for quick loading and easy hosting, as shown in the development setup requiring Node.js 22+.
Companies are clearly classified into categories like fully-remote or hybrid, helping job seekers understand work culture directly from profiles.
Relies entirely on community contributions, which can cause delays in updates and requires contributors to know Git and Markdown, adding friction.
Lacks common job board features such as salary information, per-role application links, or real-time notifications for new opportunities.
Exclusively lists tech companies, making it unsuitable for non-tech remote job seekers or those in broader industries.