iLook launched today as a professional network for people who want their working life to move forward, not just their follower count. The platform combines a member profile, live job listings, short courses and a visual showcase in a single free service, with an AI career assistant on hand inside the app.

Three things set iLook apart. Members can record a short voice or video introduction, so a profile opens with a person rather than a wall of text. Roles are collected continuously from official national job boards and established global feeds, cleaned of duplicates and searchable by market, work type, employment type and salary, and every listing links back to the employer's original posting rather than a copy. And an AI career assistant and profile coach work with the member's own details to suggest next steps, sharpen a CV and answer questions about a move.

iLook also puts control in the member's hands. Contact details, messaging and commenting can be opened or closed per person, profiles can be kept out of search entirely, and an uploaded CV stays private, going only to a role the member chooses to apply for. iLook does not sell member data and does not share it with advertisers.

“Most networks monetise attention. We would rather earn trust by helping someone find the next role, learn the missing skill and speak to the right person. A profile on iLook should look like a career, not a performance.”

iLook is free to join and available now on the web at ilook.com, with profiles that can be shared publicly and found by search engines.

Members joining today can build a profile, record an introduction, follow the roles that match their market and ask the career assistant for help with their next move.