@bysfdev · X

yooooo fire idea :

u/Effective-Attorney33 · Reddit

Built DebutPage: upload your CV, AI turns it into a portfolio site Built my own portfolio site and realized partway through that automating the whole thing wouldn't be that hard. The content was already in my resume, and the layout decisions weren't especially personal. So I made that instead: it reads the PDF, drafts the page, and you change how it looks by describing what you want rather than learning a design tool. You can build a site end to end without an account. That pa

@JobRays_ · X

JobRays ( is an AI assistant that builds a custom, day-by-day plan to help you reach your biggest career goals without the usual guesswork.

u/Gullible-Angle4206 · Reddit

[intervu.cc] A job portal that connects via MCP because many people has access to some form of AI I built a free forever job portal www.intervu.cc to help job seekers search for jobs across the globe. The thing that differentiates this is the ability to add mcp connectors to your existing AI you already subscribe to. Almost all of the job search portals offer a paid variant of their tool only to add a thin AI layer to help with AI fluff. My core belief is that many people already subscr

@CareerCobraAI · X

We make landing interviews a calculated endeavor, not a lucky chance. Tired of rejections, or simply just re-doing resumes and cover letters over and over again? Give us a shot 🎊

@raysofhopes_ · X

I'm building for developers and tech professionals because traditional resumes and portfolios fail to prove real-world shipping capability in an AI-driven market

@devshowcse · X

Here is it -

@ShaamMP · X

I vibe coded this

u/Background-Clerk-774 · Reddit

Job Finder and Application Tool I created a tool to help with finding jobs and generating resumes that AI filters don't instantly block. I'm looking for some feedback on how it functions real world. https://thejobsmith.net I've done a lot of engineering work, but never built anything like this before. But here's the core of how it works: You upload your resume, or multiple resumes, and it parses everything into a profile. Jobs, dates, the bullets under each job, skills. Everything els

u/Dry_Information_9903 · Reddit

1,000+ unique users across 11+ countries and this is just the beginning. A few weeks ago, PlaceWise was just an idea. Today, it's being used by people across 11+ countries, and seeing people I've never met use something I built is an incredible feeling. Some milestones I'm really proud of: 🌍 Users from 11+ countries 📈 1,000+ unique visitors 📄 450+ AI-powered resume reviews A huge thank you to everyone who's tried PlaceWise, shared it, or sent feedback. Every bit of support has hel

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

u/careerpivot_kai · Reddit

Found a nasty bug in my AI career tool: it was inventing fake analysis for files it couldn't actually read I built Rezycle.me a couple weeks ago — a free AI resume scan that flags automation risk and suggests career pivots. This week I found a bug that honestly worried me. If someone uploads a resume PDF that's actually a flattened image (no real text layer — happens with a lot of visual/Canva-style CV templates), the AI was still generating a full result. Score, keywords, "evidence quote