Hirevate

Find hidden jobs and turn them into stronger applicat

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July 28, 2026 I built Hirevate because job searching shouldn’t require 10 different tools

Hey Indie Hackers,
I’m building Hirevate after noticing how fragmented and frustrating the modern job search has become.
Job seekers spend hours scrolling through crowded platforms where the same jobs appear repeatedly and it’s often difficult to tell whether a listing is still active. Meanwhile, many opportunities are published directly on company career pages and public ATS boards, where they can be harder to discover.
Finding a good job is only the first step. You then need one tool for your resume, another for cover letters, a spreadsheet for tracking applications, and reminders for following up.

That’s why I created Hirevate.
Hirevate brings the job-search workflow into one place:

  • Discover fresh jobs from company career pages, public ATS boards, and trusted hiring sources.

  • See freshness and application-source information.

  • Build targeted resumes and cover letters.

  • Track applications, interviews, follow-ups, and outcomes.

I deliberately decided not to build another mass auto-application tool. I believe a successful job search is not about sending hundreds of generic applications. It’s about discovering better opportunities earlier and submitting stronger, more focused applications.

The first version is now live: https://www.hirevate.com/

I’m still early, and honest feedback would be extremely valuable:

  1. What is the most frustrating part of your job search?

  2. Which Hirevate feature would be most useful to you?

  3. What would stop you from paying for a product like this?

I’ll share what I learn, what fails, and how I improve the product here as I continue building.

1 Comment

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    The interesting part is treating job search as a workflow instead of just a search problem.

    Finding jobs is only one step — the harder part is helping people manage the decisions and follow-through after they find a good opportunity.

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I’m building Hirevate because job searching has become noisy and fragmented. The same promoted roles appear repeatedly on crowded job boards, while many fresh opportunities remain buried on company career pages and publi