Job Search · Full-Stack AI Web App
A self-hosted intelligence system for a job search: live postings refreshed daily by scheduled cron jobs, company news monitored automatically, contacts discovered and verified through Hunter.io, and cover letters personalized by Claude, so every hour goes toward the conversations that actually move the needle.
At 20+ target companies, a serious job search means checking job boards every day, monitoring funding rounds and company news, finding the right contacts and their verified emails, and writing a tailored cover letter for every application. That research alone, done manually, takes hours daily before a single real conversation happens.
Godspeed automates every data-collection step with scheduled jobs and API integrations, so your time goes to the parts a machine can't replace: interview prep, relationship-building, and knowing the company cold before you walk in the room.
Live postings from your target companies, each with a one-click cover letter and resume.
Clearance drafts a tailored letter for any role, straight from your profile.
Bank everything you've done, then generate a tailored resume and export it to PDF.
A daily aptitude, product, and interview workout to stay sharp.
A quick game to keep momentum on the days applying feels like a lot.
Every "unfortunately" reframed as proof you showed up.
Godspeed is one of three apps I designed to talk to each other through a single private data contract. It owns the jobs. The city and salary behind a role you're chasing flow downstream to Provision, which uses them to gauge what you can afford, and onward to Prosper, which turns an offer into an income projection. Every cross-app call happens on the server and is authenticated with a shared secret, so nothing sensitive ever reaches the browser.
Designing the contract first, then building the producer here in Godspeed, is what let the other two apps consume it without ever touching this codebase. That separation, one direction of data and one shared secret, is the part I'm proudest of: it shows I can design a system, not just a screen.