By day I work on evaluating LLM output quality. On the side, I've been building Weydr, a resume copilot that tailors one master profile of your real experience to every job you apply for, without inventing skills or numbers. It came from watching AI resume tools either write generic text or quietly make things up.
I'm launching my first product on Product Hunt tomorrow (Nov 14), so I'd love to connect with other makers launching soon and with anyone who's job hunting right now.
One question I'm curious about: when you tailor a resume for a role, what's the part that takes you the longest?
We launch on Product Hunt tomorrow (Nov 14). Weydr turns one master profile of your real experience into a resume, cover letter and interview prep tailored to each job, without making up skills or numbers.
Before launch, I'd love to hear from people who've been through a job search:
What takes you the longest when applying to a new role?
Have you ever had an AI tool add something to your resume that wasn't true?
