Last month I helped a friend prepare for an interview, resume, cover letter, talking points, the whole thing — and somewhere in the middle of that, an idea clicked. I’ve been quietly working on it ever since, and I think it’s something a lot of people are going to find genuinely useful, especially if you’ve ever stared at a job post and thought, “Okay, now what?”
You know the drill. You find a job that looks promising. Then you open up your resume file, start digging for old cover letters, wonder what you’re supposed to write in that “Why should we hire you?” box, and maybe — if you’re like most people, never actually apply.
That part’s the worst. So I’m building something to fix it.
What If Applying Felt Like Having a Good Assistant?
I won’t get into the full feature list (yet), but here’s the vibe:
- You Upload your resume
- Click one button..
- And it quietly helps you generate a bunch of smart stuff that usually takes hours
It’s not another generic resume builder or “AI cover letter” gimmick. I’m building this with way more context, intelligence, and control, something I’d actually use myself (or tell a friend to).
The goal is to help you apply better, faster, and feel like you’re not going in cold.
Why This Matters (At Least to Me)
Most tools out there try to do too much or feel like they were designed by people who’ve never applied to a job before. And honestly, a lot of them are built to impress recruiters, not help applicants.
This one’s different.
I’ve had friends, clients, and people I’ve worked with say the same thing over and over:
“I don’t know what to write. I don’t know if I’m doing this right.”
So I’m building something that makes it feel easier — and maybe a little more fun — to send that application out.
I’ll Share More Soon
Currently, I am trying to reduce the cost so more and more people can use this tool, however, the framework and MVP is almost ready.
I’ll be writing more about it soon, how it works, why I built it the way I did, and how you can use it for your next application or client pitch.
If you’re even a little curious about this, stick around.
This one’s gonna be good.
