OJ.ph Cleaner

Tired of scrolling past job posts with no salary, posts from three months ago, and "$2/hr, must know everything"? OJ.ph Cleaner tidies up your OnlineJobs.ph search results so you only spend time on jobs worth applying to. WHAT IT DOES • Shows every job's real hourly rate, first. "$5/hr", "PHP 20,000 per month" and "15-20 AUD per hour" all become one hourly figure in pesos or dollars, worked out from the post's own stated hours. ₱20,000 a month for 45 hours a week reads ≈ $1.77/hr, so jobs with different hours finally compare. • Never guesses. "Full Time" is not a number of hours: until a post's hours are known, the card shows "? /hr" and the extension reads the post to find them. • Hides the junk: listings with no pay ("TBD", "Negotiable", "DOE"), listings that are too old, gigs that don't say their hours, and anything that mentions words you block, like "unpaid trial" or "commission only". • Tells you why. One click shows what was hidden and the reason, and you can peek at them anytime. • Highlights what you want. Jobs that meet your minimum pay become ⭐ Top picks, and jobs that mention words you like get a green badge. • Flags lowball offers. Jobs that work out at $2/hr or less (you choose the line) get a black ⚫ outline, and you can report them to OnlineJobs.ph as "Salary too low", one listing at a time, each shown to you before anything is sent. • Reads the full post for you, and flags red flags like a job that wants you to apply off the platform. • Swipe through your shortlist with the arrow keys: save, pass, or mark as applied. • My jobs keeps track of everything you saved and applied to, with notes and a reminder to follow up. Export your Top picks, Maybes or Liked jobs to a spreadsheet, sorted by hourly rate. Setup takes a minute: pick your kind of work (15 presets, from General VA to Medical VA) and your experience level, and your keyword lists fill themselves in. Then the least you'd take, and your instant no's. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no server, no tracking. Everything stays on your computer. The only outside request is a public exchange rate, so salaries in other currencies can be converted. The only thing ever sent to OnlineJobs.ph is a "Salary too low" report you choose to send, through the site's own report feature. SOURCE CODE ON GITHUB See how it works, report a bug, or suggest a feature: https://github.com/anki-boi/ojph-cleaner Not affiliated with or endorsed by OnlineJobs.ph.