@mohsinproduct Thank you, that's great feedback! I've added this functionality :)
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It looks really clean and easy to use. During a job search, candidates often need to create multiple versions of their resume. That’s why allowing users to export their resume in a structured format like JSON (see jsonresume.org
for an open-source example) and re-import it later would make it easier for them to reuse and update their resumes across your platform.
It looks like you can have a pretty minimalistic resume without so much effort. What is the pricing and what pro features are included (e.g. changing the colour or?)
@busmark_w_nika Thanks for checking out my product! It's free and open source. I do not plan on monitizing it :) And thank you for the suggestion to add custom colours! I might add that in a future version.
@davidcks Hey, thanks for checking out my product! I'm using the native browser window.print() API. When users click "Export PDF," the browser's print dialog opens, and they can save the page as a PDF using their operating system's print-to-PDF functionality. :)
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@gurbax_ Good work! I checked out the repo. Very simple. I like it :D
One thing you could do to build on top of it is a jobboard and an AI that crafts the resume to a given job. You can look at my thing for that if you want. It uses chromes built-in AI, so very much inaccessible for most users, since it's experimental, but you can always substitute with a gemma model. they work well with transformers.js
Love the privacy-first approach. Offline, no account, no tracking gives real peace of mind while job hunting. The simplicity is refreshing and perfect for quick updates before interviews. Nice work!
Ooh, a super simple resume builder is exactly what I need for those quick job apps—sometimes the fancy ones just overcomplicate things. Curious if you’re planning to add any templates!
@cruise_chen thanks! Glad it fits your use case :) There are three templates at launch. Open to add more
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It's a great website you make but what I personally felt you can use your logo in the title to look more professional
the UI is good (7/10) it's a too lengthy to scroll and find everything you can just make buttons to add things so it will easy to use and a great start for your product
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Great tool, fast and secure. I would suggest that in the edition column, sections such as Experiences and Education be made collapsible to make navigation easier and reduce the need for scrolling. Another thing I think is missing is a language section and a certification section. I also assume that the generated CV is ATS compliant; is it?
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@ashwini_gurbuxani a little functionality that allows dragging skills up and down can enhance... Great Work!
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@mohsinproduct Thank you, that's great feedback! I've added this functionality :)
It looks really clean and easy to use. During a job search, candidates often need to create multiple versions of their resume. That’s why allowing users to export their resume in a structured format like JSON (see jsonresume.org
for an open-source example) and re-import it later would make it easier for them to reuse and update their resumes across your platform.
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@ender_ozmen Thanks, that's such a good idea! I implemented JSON export/import buttons :)
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It looks like you can have a pretty minimalistic resume without so much effort. What is the pricing and what pro features are included (e.g. changing the colour or?)
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@busmark_w_nika Thanks for checking out my product! It's free and open source. I do not plan on monitizing it :) And thank you for the suggestion to add custom colours! I might add that in a future version.
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
@ashwini_gurbuxani You are welcome :) TY for creating it! :)
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@busmark_w_nika Glad to! I added the ability to customize colors. Thanks again for the great idea :)
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
@gurbax_ Cool!
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Would be nice to have it exported in an editable format
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@marco_visin Thanks for the feedback! I've added JSON export / import buttons that make this super simple to edit, even programmatically.
hey, really cool! I have my own as well. Are you also using pdf-kit, that frankensteined nodejs package? Or are you generating the PDFs in the cloud?
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@davidcks Hey, thanks for checking out my product! I'm using the native browser window.print() API. When users click "Export PDF," the browser's print dialog opens, and they can save the page as a PDF using their operating system's print-to-PDF functionality. :)
@gurbax_ Good work! I checked out the repo. Very simple. I like it :D
One thing you could do to build on top of it is a jobboard and an AI that crafts the resume to a given job. You can look at my thing for that if you want. It uses chromes built-in AI, so very much inaccessible for most users, since it's experimental, but you can always substitute with a gemma model. they work well with transformers.js
https://github.com/DavidCks/accountant
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Love the privacy-first approach. Offline, no account, no tracking gives real peace of mind while job hunting. The simplicity is refreshing and perfect for quick updates before interviews. Nice work!
Agnes AI
Ooh, a super simple resume builder is exactly what I need for those quick job apps—sometimes the fancy ones just overcomplicate things. Curious if you’re planning to add any templates!
Private Resume Builder
It's a great website you make but what I personally felt you can use your logo in the title to look more professional
the UI is good (7/10) it's a too lengthy to scroll and find everything you can just make buttons to add things so it will easy to use and a great start for your product
Great tool, fast and secure. I would suggest that in the edition column, sections such as Experiences and Education be made collapsible to make navigation easier and reduce the need for scrolling. Another thing I think is missing is a language section and a certification section. I also assume that the generated CV is ATS compliant; is it?