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Software
LandedTheJob
Paste a job listing and get back a resume rewritten to mirror its language, with a cover letter pitched at that company's tone.
01
Spec
| Lane | Software |
|---|---|
| Status | In progress |
| Timeline | 16 to 17 April 2026 |
| Commits | 10 |
| Stack | Next.js 15 App Router, React 19, Prisma 6, Postgres on Neon, Tailwind 3 |
| Services | Clerk for auth, Stripe for billing, Anthropic Claude for generation |
| Scale | 59 TypeScript files, 10 Prisma models |
| Pricing | $9 a month, $19 a month, $29 one time |
59TypeScript files in 2 days
02
Constraint
What made it hard
A rewritten resume is only useful if it mirrors the language of one specific listing, and it has to come back fast enough that somebody will use it while they are actually applying.
03
Decision
What I chose, and what I rejected
I made the job listing the input rather than a profile the user fills in first. The listing is the part that changes with every application, and asking somebody to maintain a profile is the step where they give up and close the tab.