Bido reads every new Upwork job and messages you on Telegram when one fits your profile. Nothing else.
Speed
From the moment a job posts to the message in your chat — the p90, not the best case. First proposals win on Upwork; being early is the whole game.
Most alert tools poll on a schedule. Bido watches the feed itself, so the message leaves before their next check starts.
How it reads
Keyword alerts match strings. Bido runs the retrieval stack modern search engines are built on — semantic embeddings that read meaning, a cross-encoder that ranks fit, calibration per search — and scores every job against your actual Upwork profile.
Every job. Read, ranked, scored against you.
The product
One message: the score, the facts, one button to the job. This is the whole product — no dashboard to check, no feed to scroll.
New match — 94% fit
Senior React engineer — analytics dashboard rebuild
Matched: senior React front-end
12:47Silence
Bido's job is mostly to stay silent. A quiet day means nothing fit — not that nothing happened. The matches it doesn't send are the product.
Setup
Only the first one is yours.
Or describe your work in a sentence. No signup, no credentials — the public URL is all it needs.
It reads your profile and builds the search itself.
It usually doesn't take long.
Price
Every early user gets the full product — instant delivery, no caps. Founding users keep a permanent deal when pricing arrives.
no card · no trial countdown
Questions
No. Bido reads your public profile from its URL. It never asks for your password, an API key, or any account access.
Keyword tools forward everything that contains your words. Bido reads what the job means and scores it against your profile — a job that mentions React once in a WordPress rescue never reaches you.
A handful a day at most, often fewer. Silence means nothing fit — not that nothing happened.
Yes. Pausing keeps your setup and stops the messages. Resume anytime.