AI engineer. agents that take real actions. python · langgraph · rag · evals. Founder Shortlist · Ex founder @defipeio (500MAU) · 2x hackathon + 1x grant
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100+ job applications between July and August. 0 replies.🥹
3 hours a night retyping my resume into forms that already had my resume.
So I built 👉Shortlistapp.co
Upload it once, tap apply, it fills the forms.
You pick the jobs. It does the boring part.
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ai engineers thank me later
> shortlistapp.co
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Going to launch my #SaaS in few days
@ProductHunt
@scrolllaunch
@Peerlist
@MicroLaunchHQ
@nicklaunches
are definitely are one my bucket list
What am I missing??
Am I the only one who is seeing deep in Google organic traffic on October or there are others too?
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I think it's necessary to have some kind of distribution now days
if you wanted to grow your product.
And by distribution I mean own a launch directory specifically
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It feels good when SEO starts working.
This is the fastest conversion that happened on shortlistapp.co
This user came, exhausted all his free credits within 5 minutes, and then purchased the Pro plan.
To be honest, it feels like heaven. ❤️
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everyone: "claude code is open source"
the repo: CHANGELOG.md
reading the changelog at 1am: honestly not bad
github.com/anthropics/claude…
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Everyone tell you to build your own distribution.
But as a SaaS founder, I think the ultimate achivement is building your own SaaS launchpad.
Something like: @ProductHunt @scrolllaunch XYZ_launch
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Just got 1 paid user after posting on @X
I honestly don't expect it to happen so quickly.
Turns out posting on X really works
One user, one payment but a pretty big motivation boostm 😀
Because applying to jobs is stupidly repetitive.
You upload your resume, then type your name, email, and work history into the same form again. Fifty times. Then you get ghosted anyway.
So I build 👉 shortlistapp.co/
It watches company job boards, catches new postings within a couple of hours, and applies for you with your details already filled in. You just swipe through what it finds — apply or skip. That's it.
And the part nobody tells you, timing matters more than your resume.
A job posted 2 hours ago has 12 applicants. The same job two days later has 900. Recruiters stop reading long before that.
So you're not really competing on how good you are, you're competing on who showed up first. And no normal person can refresh job boards every two hours while holding down a job or finishing college.
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Because applying to jobs is stupidly repetitive.
You upload your resume, then type your name, email, and work history into the same form again. Fifty times. Then you get ghosted anyway.
So I build 👉 shortlistapp.co/
It watches company job boards, catches new postings within a couple of hours, and applies for you with your details already filled in. You just swipe through what it finds — apply or skip. That's it.
And the part nobody tells you, timing matters more than your resume.
A job posted 2 hours ago has 12 applicants. The same job two days later has 900. Recruiters stop reading long before that.
So you're not really competing on how good you are, you're competing on who showed up first. And no normal person can refresh job boards every two hours while holding down a job or finishing college.
0xSamrat.ai retweeted
CANCEL your weekend plans.
You NEED to:
• Build a customer-facing API with rate limiting and usage tracking
• Implement multi-tenant data isolation with row-level security
• Set up OAuth2 + SAML SSO for enterprise authentication
• Build webhook handlers with signature verification and retry logic
• Create connectors for Salesforce, Slack, HubSpot, Google Workspace
• Implement secure RAG pipelines with document-level access control
• Add PII redaction middleware for customer data processing
• Build audit logging for compliance (SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA)
• Create customer-facing health dashboards with real-time metrics
• Set up distributed tracing across customer deployments
• Implement usage metering for billing and expansion signals
• Build one-click deployment scripts for customer environments
• Add rollback mechanisms for failed customer deployments
• Create incident response playbooks with customer communication templates
• Build adoption tracking to measure feature usage per tenant
• Implement SLA monitoring with automated alerting on breaches
• Write deployment runbooks that non-engineers can follow
• Document integration patterns publicly for customer self-serve
You have way too much to do.
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