Jooble, a top global job aggregator with over 5 million mobile app users, is growing fast in 2025. The audience keeps expanding thanks to push notifications, a smoother user interface, and new features. Let’s take a look at the main updates and what the product team has accomplished.
Jooble’s mobile app started 2025 on a high note. At the end of 2024, weekly installs were at 60,000, but now the team is hitting an impressive 100,000 new installs weekly.
This success comes from a few key things:
In the past six months, organic app downloads have surged worldwide —up 59% on iOS and 23% on Google Play. This is a big win, especially given how competitive the job search app market is.
Some regions saw robust growth this year:
This success came from careful competitor analysis—studying dozens of apps — and optimizing metadata, which boosted search visibility:
Along with more installs, the Jooble app has made big gains in key search rankings on app stores.
In the US on iOS, Jooble climbed from 35th to 3rd place for “remote job,” jumped from 55th to 5th for “find job,” and entered the top 10 for “find work.”
In Europe, the results are just as impressive:
This is great news for Jooble’s partners — the app is showing strong performance in key markets and building real engagement with the audiences that matter most.
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Currently, the app sends about one million highly personalized notifications daily — making up around 10% of all user actions.
The team has rolled out several types of notifications tailored to different markets and features:
The push notification system keeps getting better, and soon the team plans to test new job-matching algorithms and add even more personalized notifications.
To meet users’ demand for fresh job offers, Jooble launched a special Featured Jobs section. This tab highlights the most popular and up-to-date listings, refreshed every 24 hours.
This feature is designed to boost user retention. A built-in countdown timer shows when the following list of jobs will be updated, giving users an extra reason to come back and check the app regularly.
An upcoming update will make the app even easier to navigate, with a new feature that lets users switch between their job subscriptions in just one tap.
Unlike a traditional web search, the Jooble mobile app offers a more personalized experience, allowing users to create multiple subscriptions based on different criteria like job title, location, salary, and more.
Right now, switching between job subscriptions takes a few steps—users have to open a tab, go back, and open another. The upcoming redesign will make this nearly instant, creating a smoother, more intuitive experience.
The updated interface will also include:
Jooble expects these changes to boost user engagement, reduce time spent navigating, and have a direct, positive impact on key business metrics.
“We noticed something interesting while analyzing user behavior,” said Olha Pokotylo, Product Manager at Jooble App. “A lot of new users coming from ads were getting stuck on the country selection screen. On average, they spent about a minute there, unsure how to move forward.”
The issue? Country names were shown in their native languages. So, users with an English interface would see Deutschland instead of Germany, which caused confusion. On top of that, the search bar didn’t recognize country names typed in the user’s selected language.
The team quickly responded with several updates:
Beyond the visible improvements, the Jooble team is continuously working on:
Read also: People First, Algorithms Second: How Jooble Builds Customer Success
The Jooble team is constantly working to make job searching faster, smarter, and more personalized. With new matching algorithms, expanded customization features, and fresh innovations on the way, we’re shaping the future of job search. Ready to get your listings in front of millions of active job seekers?
Let’s talk. Reach out to explore partnership opportunities with Jooble: salesteam@jooble.com
Co-authored by Olha Pokotylo, Product Manager at Jooble App
