peter_nemec · HN

ApplyWise – I built an AI layer for the job application process

u/doullahsaqib · Reddit

I built an AI career platform because job seekers are using 5 different tools to do one thing: get hired I've been working on a SaaS called CareerMatchs , and I'm finally at the point where I want feedback from people outside my own circle. The idea came from looking at how fragmented the job-search process has become. You use one tool to build your resume. Another to optimize it. Another to search for jobs. Then YouTube/Google/ChatGPT to figure out how to prepare for the interview

@zakasmi · X

Talorr AI: Everything you need to land your next job, powered by AI

Sriram1729 · HN

Tampa, FL | Remote (US Eastern) | Contract, ~20 hrs/week (evenings + weekends, around a full-time job)I'm a full-stack + AI engineer, 5 years in. Looking for one side engagement I can actually commit to — nights and weekends, not a flaky "I'll get to it" thing. Short version of what I'm good for: give me a problem and I'll hand back something deployed. I do the whole thing — backend, frontend, the data model, the infra, the deploy. You don't need to spec it out for me or check my work line by li

u/PuzzleheadedMenu2454 · Reddit

I got tired of ATS résumé checkers paywalling after a few scans, so I built a free one (no signup) Every "free" ATS resume checker I tried capped me after a handful of scans, then wanted $30-50/mo. When you're applying to dozens of jobs, that's exactly when you need to check the most. So I built one that's actually free and needs no login: https://careerdiary.io/ats-resume-checker Paste your resume (and optionally a job description) and it scores it, shows the keyword gaps against that sp

@TatBanerjee · X

I still need to do some work on this one, but I really appreciate it if you can give your honest take, mate!