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Upload your résumé to get AI-powered critique with playful roasting from multiple personas.
@iamayuv · X
there’s an AI that roasts your résumé and one roaster is a Disappointed Parent 😭 “Sharma-ji’s son put numbers on his résumé. you have ‘passionate about excellence’” free →

Submit your X handle or website to receive an AI roast posted to a public wall.
alexcloudstar · HN
Roastme.gg – Pay to get publicly roasted by AI

AI-generated humorous roasts of GitHub developer profiles.
hito20 · HN
I built an AI that roasts GitHub profiles

No ads, no gatekeepers, no boring PR pitches. Just savage AI roasts & leaderboard bidding to reach #1. Will you claim The Throne?
@YagneshPipariya · X
The #1 spot is up for a grab take it now at lowest value right now before someone else get it.

Buy an AI roast of your app and climb the board. The top 10 get the spiciest, most shareable roasts.
@westerbamos · X
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Apply custom styles to screenshots and export them as beautifully formatted images.
@prassami · X
- instantly turns your boring raw screenshots into beautiful images.

Turn your personality and your friends' funniest habits into ridiculous AI-generated movies, roasts, and fictional stories. Create your movie, roast a friend, or make a group story
@mrwaste007 · X

Add device frames, shadows, and annotations to screenshots.
@klein_more88816 · X

Turn screenshots into polished designs using a Chrome extension and web-based editor.
@buildwithshyam · X

Extract text from screenshots instantly. Free, no ads, searchable history.
@DoriaJefferson3 · X
Checked reviews of a popular screenshot-to-text app before building Lynkeus. Same complaints every time: ads everywhere, $15/week paywall, unusable free tier. Lynkeus has none of that. Upload, extract, search forever — free tier is actually free.

Scan GitHub repos for security vulnerabilities and code issues, then auto-fix them.
u/Still_Amphibian545 · Reddit
almost launched a side project with my api keys sitting in the repo (a week free gpt 5.6 on us) was about a day from launching a small project when i noticed my openai key was just sitting in a committed file. it had been there for weeks. no idea how i missed it. made me wonder what else was wrong that i couldn't see. turns out for vibecoded stuff it's usually the same handful of things. secrets in the repo, endpoints with no auth, a database with no access rules, no limit on the ex