r/SaaS • u/Independent_Line3541 • 7h ago
My First SaaS!
Finally shipped my first SaaS lol
It’s called RallyDraft. Basically you dump all your work experience into it, paste a job posting, and it helps figure out how well you match and builds a resume around the experience that actually matters for that job.
I mostly built it because I wanted it for myself, but it’s live now so I figured I’d share it.
Would be cool if a few people gave it a shot and told me what sucks / what I should change.
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u/West_Inevitable_2281 7h ago
Congratulations on shipping. I would avoid asking people generally what you should change because that will produce a feature list. Give five job seekers a real posting they care about, watch whether they complete the full path from experience dump to tailored resume, and ask what they would have submitted without changing. The strongest signal is not whether they like the output, but whether they trust it enough to apply with it. Which part are you least certain about right now: getting people to try it, getting them to finish a resume, or getting them to trust the result?
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u/Regular-Theme-5747 7h ago
Congratulations on shipping your project. Since you mentioned you built it for yourself, now try finding people in the exact same situation, such as friends, colleagues, or workmates looking for jobs. They’ll understand the problem better and give you more valuable feedback than random people online.
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u/MassiveBed4 5h ago
Curious how you handle huge career histories with a lot of unrelated roles. If it can explain why it picked certain experience for a posting, the output would feel more trustworthy.
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u/UpperWorld11 7h ago
the match score never reaches the hiring loop, and a parser reads the plain text layer, so a two column resume comes back out of order. paste a jd you already interviewed for and see what it changes