Tarly AI
Cursor for Resumes; get a Personal website in 1 min
52 followers
Cursor for Resumes; get a Personal website in 1 min
52 followers
Tarly is the personal brand infrastructure for modern professionals. Pro-grade CVs, LaTeX formatting, Personal websites, and Career roadmaps, all in one. Loved by early adopters from Higgsfield AI, Surfaice AI, Google STEP and more...
Hey folks! After over a 2 months of building Tarly.works, we're very excited to finally launch on Product Hunt😸
We're already on the top #2 place (130+ upvotes) among 200+ products on Peerlist! And have 1400 monthly active users!
A story behind it:
I’m a developer myself, and I know that feeling when your resume/CV gets ghosted. "Thanks" to all those ATS optimizations, relevence scores, and impact metrics. When I created my first CV, I spent a ton of time searching for templates, struggling with LaTeX syntax. I'd just copied it and paste it into ChatGPT to change something, then again copied updated version, pasted in Overleaf, recompiled it... over and over again..
Plus, most digital professionals are "required" to have Personal Website to showcase experience, projects, and thoughts. You can generate one in 1 min at tarly.works/your-name
Here are some of our top features:
◆ Create a pro-grade, ATS-friendly CV.
◆ Edit your Resume via LLM prompts (like in Cursor).
◆ Generate a tailored career roadmap based on your PDF resume.
◆ Package everything into a shareable Personal website (tarly.works/your-name)
Best part: Most of the features are free. Now launching with 25% off for PH community. [PROMO: TARLYAI]
We've put a lot of thought & care into building Tarly, and we really hope you like the product! Let us know if you have any feedback (founder@tarly.works) – thank you for your support 💪
@gabitov Can i join in your team? I am a full stack web developer and data engineer with six years of experience
Tough Tongue AI
This is super interesting and can help deal with a lot of energy in building the personal website!
Smoopit
The editing via LLM prompts sounds particularly user-friendly. Does the tool offer guidance or examples to help users write more impactful, quantifiable achievements in their resumes? @gabitov