Peerlist is a professional network for developers, designers and other tech workers. Members build a work profile, launch projects, post in a community feed and apply for startup jobs.
What is Peerlist?
Peerlist gives each member a profile that collects proof of work in one place. Work from platforms such as GitHub, Dribbble and Medium is brought together on a single page. A Resume section lists work experience, and members can verify the workplaces they have been part of. The profile can also act as a personal portfolio site on a custom domain, which the site says is free.
The rest of the platform covers launching, discussion and hiring. Launchpad is a weekly Monday launch for projects that want early users and feedback. Scroll is a feed where members share what they are working on, ask questions, give answers and post opportunities. A jobs section lists openings from early-stage startups to larger companies, and companies can post jobs. Apps are available on the Play Store and App Store.
Who is Peerlist for?
Suits developers, designers and other tech professionals who want a portfolio-style profile instead of a generic resume page. It also fits makers who want early feedback on a project, and job seekers looking at startups. The site positions it as a niche alternative to broader networks like LinkedIn.
Highlights
- Profile pulls work from GitHub, Dribbble, Medium and other platforms
- Resume section with verified workplaces
- Profile can be hosted on a custom domain for free
- Launchpad for weekly Monday project launches
- Scroll feed for sharing work, feedback and questions
- Startup job listings, plus iOS and Android apps
How much does Peerlist cost?
Pricing not listed. The website doesn't list prices. Check peerlist.io for current plans.
