How It Works
Relocation Jobs is a curated search tool for software engineers looking for visa-sponsored roles in Europe. We read company career pages on a regular cadence so you see openings as they appear — not listings recycled from aggregators. The product is built around three layers: a public preview, a signed-in board for tracking, and an optional MCP connection for CV prep.
The problem it solves
A relocation search usually fragments across career sites, spreadsheets, chat threads, and half-finished CV drafts. Sponsorship language is inconsistent, country rules differ, and by the time you return to a promising role the posting may already be gone. Kuchup keeps the market view, the decision state, and the application artifacts in one workspace so the thread does not break.
Four steps
Step 1
Browse the public preview
See which countries and companies are actively hiring. The homepage shows a live overview of supported countries and sampled company preview cards — no sign-in required.
Step 2
Sign in to unlock tracking
Once you sign in, you get a preference-matched board with company-level tracking, per-user apply/reject/not-for-me state, and a company workspace for CVs and documents. Free accounts include a company cap; Full Access removes it when paid plans launch.
Step 3
Tailor your CV per job
Connect Claude or Cursor to Kuchup MCP to align your CV with specific job descriptions. Project masters, cover letters, and LaTeX exports stay in the company workspace — you review and submit.
Step 4
Stay current
The catalog refreshes automatically every 6 hours. New roles from company career pages appear in the board the same day. No stale syndicated listings.
Where the jobs come from
The catalog is built from employer career pages and known applicant tracking systems. Kuchup detects the board type where possible and refreshes openings on a schedule (about every six hours). That is why country pages can show sample companies and roles that match what is currently indexed — and why counts change as sites update.
Sponsorship-positive signals are heuristics derived from the posting and company context. They are not a guarantee. Country landing pages add visa context (Blue Card, HSM, Skilled Worker, and similar) so you can compare destinations before you deepen a search.
Where MCP fits
After you pin roles worth applying to, connect Claude or Cursor to the Kuchup MCP server. The agent loads job context from your catalog, runs a gated CV reframe with your approval between phases, and stores tailored PDFs in the company workspace. You still submit the application yourself. Details live on the MCP page.