u/HistoryOld2927 · Reddit

Rate my Landing Page - JobBaddie I have created JobBaddie to assist job applicants and its live. I am also thinking to add following feature list/FAQs in the Landing page JobBaddie.com Some of the features that are already live. -Save a job from LinkedIn and Indeed with one click (more websites coming soon) -Do I need to copy paste the Job Description? No -Optimize resume as per Job Description with one click -Upload multiple resumes to choose for optimization -Forgot which resu

@MrTechPM · X

Built this because I was tired of job hunting feeling like a second full-time job. JobFlow automatically tracks applications from your inbox, organises your job search, and gives AI-powered guidance throughout the process. Still early, feedback helps...

u/Jinks-b · Reddit

I got laid off and create a job tracking app, wdyt? I am interested in any feedback around a job tracking app I created for myself. I was using google sheets to track applications and I eventually vibe coded my way to this app. This felt like a waste of effort to not try to share. Right now I'm genuinely curious how this feels to someone new to it. This is still my only way of managing my job hunt. I'm too close to it to be objective, so what do think? https://job-tracker-tau-eight.verce

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u/Radiant_Freedom9451 · Reddit

Building a resume-tailoring micro-SaaS taught me that more features can weaken the product I’m the founder of ApplyBoost, a small SaaS for tailoring resumes to individual job descriptions. While building it, I made the classic mistake of thinking that every related feature would increase the product’s value. I added: AI resume tailoring ATS scanning Keyword matching Bullet rewriting Resume templates Application tracking Follow-up guidance Interview preparation Techni

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u/tejasghutukade · Reddit

I built Nxtrol — paste a job URL, get an honest apply/skip brief, then tailor your résumé Hey r/SideProject 👋 I just took Nxtrol out of private beta. The problem Job hunting felt like gambling. I’d open a JD, feel “maybe,” apply anyway, and only later realize it was a bad fit — or spend an hour rewriting my résumé for something I should’ve skipped. What it does 1. Paste a job URL 2. Get a structured fit brief (score, gaps, clear apply/skip) 3. If it’s worth it, tailor résumé + cov

u/HungryShake2902 · Reddit

I built the tool I wish I had after years of learning languages, a side project, not another AI tool Hi everyone. I'm 33, originally from Latin America, and I've been living in Europe for almost 10 years. I work full-time in tech sales for an HR company, and programming has never actually been my job, it's just something I've enjoyed for years. I guess I've always been the kind of person who, whenever I run into a problem, starts looking for a solution. What I've noticed is that I don't immed

@careerversetech · X

CareerVerse is the all-in-one AI career platform that pulls the whole thing into one place: Learn → Practice → Interview → Apply.

@MiloPaigeTech · X

Learning how to code so just making a simple work hours tracker for me and my colleagues.

@abusalem907 · X