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Apps and their data APIs in Indonesia

Indonesia's app economy: wallets, ride-hailing super-apps, and e-commerce — documented one data API at a time.

Indonesia's covered apps center on the loker (vacancy) market for blue-collar and early-career work. Pintarnya exposes a paginated job feed, application tracking and a Cari Cuan side-gig wallet that cashes out to GoPay, OVO or DANA, while Glints pairs GraphQL job search with recruiter chat and candidate profile cards.

Jobstreet adds SEEK's search, apply and public-profile endpoints. Together the three document vacancy fields such as salary ranges and work arrangements, candidate CVs, and KYC data such as Pintarnya's eKTP verification status.

Frequently asked questions

Which analyzed apps operate in Indonesia?

Three local job apps — Glints, Jobstreet and Pintarnya — plus global utility apps tagged for Indonesia such as All Languages Translator, Simple Scan and TapScanner.

What data do the Indonesian job apps expose?

Job search and detail payloads with title, company, salary ranges and work arrangements, plus application pipeline status and candidate profiles. Pintarnya additionally exposes eKTP identity fields (nik, kyc_status) and a wallet balance used to cash out gig earnings.

How do these apps sign users in?

Glints uses OAuth2 Bearer tokens with an x-glints-country-code header, Jobstreet uses Auth0 Bearer tokens, and Pintarnya issues a Bearer session after WhatsApp OTP sign-in. All are first-party, post-login endpoints rather than public APIs.