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Capability-based hiring would remove a lot of guess work from both sides.

The one thing most professionals want fixed is turning I say I can do this into it s obvious I can do this. That s really the gap. Right now the hiring process is built on claims. Having a way to make capability visible and trusted upfront, would remove a lot of the guesswork on both sides. That s where VERYFY is heading; moving away from static CVs/resumes toward more capability-based ways of showing what you can actually do. #BuildingVERYFY
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6mo ago

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I highly suggest for everyone building with AI s to consider codeframes, my ai coding chatbot It has the potential to reshape the way you code with or without AI Keep in mind it currently does lack some technical features but neither the less the premise is the same https://www.codeframes.app/
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6mo ago

Your SaaS email has 3 seconds. What kills it first?

Your SaaS email has 3 seconds. What kills it first?

I've rebuilt 22 SaaS product update emails using conversion architecture. The same structural break shows up every time.

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1yr ago

HeadshotPhoto : Headshots Generator is LIVE

Generate Professional Headshots from Regular Selfies

Generate Headshots from your regular selfies, upload 15 regular selfies, and get Professional Studio Quality Headshots in 30 minutes.

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6mo ago

The 30-Second "Trust Leak" Challenge 🚀

We just launched RoastMyLanding v2.0. We moved from "funny roasts" to "Trust Leaks."

The Challenge: Drop your URL. I ll run the AI scan. If it doesn't find a legitimate trust gap in 30 seconds, I'll give you a full manual audit for free.

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6mo ago

Turn any document into actionable text with AI-powered OCR

We all deal with documents, whether it's scanning lecture notes, digitizing invoices, translating international research, or just trying to copy text out of an un-editable PDF. I realized that a lot of the tools out there are either hidden behind paywalls, require annoying sign-ups, or just do a basic OCR job without helping you actually process the data.

That s why I built DocuMonk. I wanted to create a tool that is instant, frictionless, and smart.

Building a World Beyond CVs

We've been quietly building something around a simple observation: "The honest candidate is the biggest casualty of CV fraud." We talk about how bad hires cost companies money. That's true. But we rarely talk about the skilled professional who lost the role to someone who simply lied better. When the playing field is a document, the winner isn't the most capable it's the most convincing. So the honest candidate does everything right. Builds the skill. Does the work. And still loses out to someone who inflated their title, fabricated their results, and passed the interview by memorising the right answers. That's not just a business problem. It's a fairness problem. The hiring system was supposed to be a meritocracy. Right now, it's a performance. #BuildingVERYFY
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6mo ago

K-DenceAI

New age engine for serious content creators. A well-oiled orchestrator for content that takes the pain away from creating high value content that creates a mark.

https://K-denceai.com

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6mo ago

I got 2,000 users with zero budget. Now I'm stuck. How do you keep the momentum going?

Hey Product Hunt,

I built MessageMotions an animated digital card platform for birthdays, Eid, Easter, love, gratitude and more. You write a message, choose a cinematic template, pay once and get a shareable link or MP4 video. No app download. No account required.

I launched with zero funding, zero team and zero marketing budget. Built everything alone in Abuja, Nigeria. The growth came entirely from one TikTok video that went viral and word of mouth after that.

2,000 people paid for it. I was honestly shocked.

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6mo ago

Built MetricSync for people who want a better CalAI alternative

Built MetricSync because most AI calorie trackers still feel too rough around the edges when you actually use them every day.

 

What I wanted was simple: faster logging, better food recognition, and enough detail that I would not have to keep second guessing the numbers.

 

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