Hey! I'm a solo dev launching YourCVSucks on June 3rd an AI that scores your resume out of 100, tells you exactly why recruiters skip you, and rewrites the weak parts.
Before launch day, I'd genuinely love input from this community: if you've ever job-hunted, what's the one thing you wish a resume tool actually told you? The vague "use more keywords" advice never helped me, so I built something that gets specific.
Happy to give early feedback on anyone's resume too. Roast away.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm a solo dev, and YourCVSucks is my first real product. What inspired it: I watched friends — and myself — send out application after application and hear nothing back. No feedback, no reason, just silence. Everyone gives the same useless advice ("use more keywords," "tailor your resume"), but nobody tells you what's actually wrong with yours. That gap drove me crazy. People were getting filtered out and never finding out why. The problem I wanted to solve: make resume feedback brutally specific and instantly useful. Not "improve your bullet points" — but "this exact line is weak, here's why, and here's the rewrite." So I built Vera, an AI that scores your CV out of 100, tells you exactly why recruiters skip you, and rewrites the weak parts into measurable wins. It also handles ATS optimization, job-description matching, and interview prep. How it evolved: Honestly, I'm a beginner — a few weeks ago I couldn't even build a landing page. The hardest part wasn't the AI; it was making the output reliable and genuinely useful instead of generic. I rebuilt the prompts dozens of times to get feedback that was sharp without being cruel, and rewrites that don't fabricate fake metrics. I shipped it, broke it, fixed it, and learned a ton. It's free to try — no signup, no card. I'd genuinely love your honest feedback, including the brutal kind (it's on-brand 😄). What works? What's missing? Roast the roaster. Thanks for checking it out.