internships.dev watches 100+ job boards and company career pages for new software engineering, ML, and design internships, and pushes them to you within minutes of going live.
Most internship listings you find have already been up for days. By the time a posting shows up in a weekly digest or a manually maintained spreadsheet, hundreds of applications are already in front of it. This closes that gap.
Internship hiring runs on a first-in-first-reviewed basis more than most people realize. Recruiters open a req, get flooded, and start reviewing while the posting is still up. Applying on day one is a meaningfully different experience from applying on day five.
The tooling that exists is mostly one of three things: static GitHub lists that go stale, general job boards that bury internships under full-time roles, or newsletters that batch everything into a daily or weekly send. internships.dev is built around the assumption that latency is the product.
- Aggregates from 100+ sources — job boards, ATS platforms, and company career pages, polled continuously
- Alerts in minutes, not days — new postings surface as soon as they're detected
- Tech-focused — software engineering, ML, and design internships, not everything with "intern" in the title
- Filterable — narrow by role, location, and remote status so alerts stay signal
- Direct source links — every listing points at the original posting, not a mirror