I'm a freelancer, and my mornings were five tabs of job sites and dozens of posts to find one or two that fit. So I built Gig Shortlist. What it does: Matches jobs to your portfolio, not just your skills, and shows which of your projects fits each job (exact / close / related). It never invents experience. Gives a realistic price for the whole job. If there's no budget it says "check the price". If the budget is far below the work, it's marked "Unrealistic budget" and listed lower, not hidden. One click prepares an offer that opens with the client's goal and points to your best-fitting project. You edit and send it yourself; nothing is auto-applied. Sources right now: Freelancer.com and remote job boards, plus Behance and PeoplePerHour. It works best for designers, web developers, writers and marketers today. 7-day free trial, no card: https://gigshortlist.com I'd love brutal feedback, especially if your list looks wrong for your profession.   submitted by   /u/designisart [link]   [comments]