Help people take back their commute time.
WalkableJobs is a map-first job search that helps you find work that fits your life, not just your resume. Instead of scrolling listings and guessing at the drive, you browse nearby jobs on a map and see what is actually practical to get to.
Live now in Atlanta, starting with retail and service roles.
Why we exist
Job search tools optimize for matching resumes to postings, and almost none of them treat your time as something worth protecting. A job that looks perfect on paper can quietly cost you two hours a day in traffic — time that could go to family, rest, or a second pursuit. We think the right job is one you can actually live with, and that starts with where it is.
A short commute is a job benefit
An hour each way is ten hours a week you never get back. Where a job is matters as much as what it pays — so distance should be a first-class part of the search, not a footnote.
Search should start from where you live
Job boards sort by keyword relevance and rank whoever pays for placement. We start from your address and show you what is genuinely reachable.
Everyday jobs deserve better tools
Retail and service workers feel commute pain the most — shifts start early, end late, and rarely line up with traffic. They are who we build for first.
What we're building
A job search built around real distance, not job-board guesswork.
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Browse on a map
See open roles right on the map so you can quickly spot what is close to home, transit, or places you already go.
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Search from your address
Enter a ZIP code or address and the map centers on your world — not a list of postings sorted by someone else’s algorithm.
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Filter by real travel time
Commute filtering is coming next: narrow results by actual travel time, not straight-line distance, so results match how you really get around.
Why Atlanta first
Atlanta is a city defined by its commutes — sprawling, car-dependent, and famous for its traffic. If a commute-first job search can work here, it can work anywhere. We're focused on one metro so job coverage and travel estimates stay reliable, and we'll expand to more cities once we've earned that trust in Atlanta.