Ofradr

I have built A Middle Finger towards the broken Job Hiring Process I'm tired of it. I'm tired of my skills being reduced to a 45-minute LeetCode quiz. I'm tired of being monitored by creepy proctoring software that flags you for looking away for two seconds. I'm tired of getting ghosted after spending hours on "take-home assignments." The system isn't designed to find good engineers. It's a filter designed by HR departments who don't understand technology, and it's optimized for chewing up and spitting out candidates en masse. So, I built my response. Not another resume builder or a course. I built a weapon. It’s a desktop app called Hope by Ofradr, and its only purpose is to give us, the developers, our power back during this ridiculous process. This is my middle finger, feature by feature: **To the Proctoring Software (AMCAT, SHL, HackerEarth): It’s Completely Invisible.**This isn't just hidden on another desktop. The app flags its own window at the OS level as "protected content." For any screen recording software, proctoring tool, or even a manual screenshot, the app simply isn't there. It's not a black box covering it up—it's truly invisible to their capture. Your move, proctors. **To the Pointless Algorithm Questions (TCS, Wipro, Infosys): A Brain on Demand.**You see a ridiculous coding problem you'll never use in real life? You hit a hotkey. It takes a screenshot and generates the code. But here's the kicker: I've engineered the AI to write believably human code. It's not perfect, pristine ChatGPT output. It's code that looks like you wrote it under pressure—making it safe to submit. **To the Vague Technical Interviews: An Unshakeable Co-pilot.**Your mind goes blank when the interviewer asks you to "Explain the SOLID principles"? No problem. Switch to interview mode, type the question, and get the key points instantly. It's a conversational AI, so you can even ask it to simplify or give you an example. It’s the confidence you need when you're on the spot. I started building this for myself after one too many rejections. Now, I'm sharing it. The response from word-of-mouth has been insane, and it's clear I'm not the only one who feels this way. This is a movement. It's about refusing to be judged by a broken system. The project is still in active development, and I'm adding more "middle fingers" to it every week based on user feedback. And yes, it's free. This isn't about money. This is about principle. Edit: For everyone asking for the link Here is the link: https://ofradr.com And if you fear for a malware you can just run a virus total scan before running the exe for checking any malware