I’m building Land The Job, a small AI-powered tool that helps job seekers make their resumes a clear match for specific job descriptions.
The idea came from my own experience and from watching others apply to dozens of roles without hearing back, even when they were clearly qualified. In most cases, the problem wasn’t lack of experience, but mismatch. The resume simply didn’t look relevant to the role, especially during automated screening.
Land The Job focuses on alignment, not generic resume rewriting. You upload your resume, paste a job description, and get an ATS-friendly version optimized for relevance, keywords, and structure.
I’m currently:
– refining the core positioning (match over “pass ATS”)
– validating SEO as the main acquisition channel
– collecting early feedback from real users
No big launch yet, just building and learning in public.
Happy to share progress here and learn from others building in the open.
Building in public really changes how you think about users. We’re seeing feedback shape the product daily—did that happen to you too?