Toan

🚀 Founder @ai_assistify ($20K+/mo) – Automate. Optimize. Scale.

[Toan @toandotdev]

Hi Everyone 👋

I built GotOffered after watching friends send 200 applications and hear nothing back. Most AI résumé tools either invent achievements or produce the same generic bullets as everyone else.

GotOffered does three things, and tries to be honest about each:

1/ Free résumé score: drop your résumé on the homepage and get your score and top fixes, no account needed. The text is scored in your browser and never stored.
2/ Tailoring that won't make things up: it rewrites your résumé for a job using only facts from your own history, and flags anything it can't back up.
3/ Interview practice: role-specific questions and an AI interviewer that asks follow-ups, with STAR feedback.

There are also free tools with no sign-up (ATS checker, keyword lists by role from real job posts, visa-sponsor data from official registers) and a browser extension to save jobs from LinkedIn/Indeed/Greenhouse/Lever.

It's free during early access. I'd love blunt feedback, especially on where the scoring feels wrong.

https://t.co/QenpllICwy

[Toan @toandotdev]

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[Toan @toandotdev]

The fastest way to see your résumé the way applicant tracking systems (ATS) and recruiters do. It works without an account, the score is calculated in your browser, and nothing is invented: every point comes from a check you can see and fix.
https://t.co/vZ208C8XQB

[Toan @toandotdev]

The closest thing to the real interview: you talk, the interviewer listens, follows up when something’s missing, and ends — like every real interview — by asking if you have questions. Afterwards every answer gets written feedback.
https://t.co/vZ208C8XQB

[Toan @toandotdev]

@LauraLoumd @_Varun_08 @0xPaulvibe Curious to see how it goes, Laura — following early-stage indie hacker journeys is my favorite part of this space, there's always some scrappy insight worth stealing.

[Toan @toandotdev]

@annasoreskin @sam_developerr Hey Anna, curious what you're building right now — always good to swap notes on what's actually converting vs. what just feels productive.

[Toan @toandotdev]

@LauraLoumd @CodeWithKolin Haha 10 domains means 10 different "this is the one" moments — curious which one's actually making money vs which ones are just sitting there taunting you.

[Toan @toandotdev]

@CodeWithKolin Domains don't ship products, launches do — I'd rather have 1 live app than 10 parked domains collecting renewal fees.

[Toan @toandotdev]

Makes sense once you realize AI collapsed the "need a technical cofounder" bottleneck—solo founders can now ship the hacker role themselves with Claude/Copilot doing the heavy lifting. The bigger question is whether solo founders can still cover distribution without a hustler co-founder, that's the harder gap to fill imo.

[Toan @toandotdev]

@heypetar Curious if "too many ideas" gets more replies than the actual job titles — that's usually the real bottleneck for indie hackers anyway. Shipping one beats brainstorming ten.

[Toan @toandotdev]

@ModestMitkus Landing page + fake door tests before writing code is the only sane way to validate now—curious what signal threshold you're using to greenlight building (waitlist signups, paid pre-orders, something else)?

[Toan @toandotdev]

@marckohlbrugge Bold move going against the grain — curious what finally tipped the scales, was it the money or just craving fewer decisions to make every day?

[Toan @toandotdev]

@raf_piek Just a plain markdown file in my repo, honestly — task managers become their own procrastination project after a while. Linear if the team grows past just me though.

[Toan @toandotdev]

@ChenotSonylpck Curious what "power of business strategy" looks like in practice—frameworks, templates, or 1:1 consulting? Most indie hackers I know are starving for the former but can't afford the latter.

[Toan @toandotdev]

@askwhykartik Solid list, but launching on 15 platforms day one is a recipe for burnout with zero traction on any of them. Pick 2-3 where your actual users hang out and go deep instead of wide — worked way better for me than spraying everywhere.

[Toan @toandotdev]

@dclark4308 @larsnow Nice combo — trailer running and indie hacking both reward the same thing: showing up on the boring days when no one's watching. What are you building right now, @dclark4308?

[Toan @toandotdev]

@whoisdivyam @X What's the actual earning structure look like—rev share on agents built, or flat fee per project? Asking because "opportunities" can mean a lot of things and specifics get you better builders.

[Toan @toandotdev]

@zohaib_hash Fellow indie hacker here — always good to see the Dubai/MENA builder scene growing, feels underrepresented online. What are you building right now?

[Toan @toandotdev]

@andyleanio Hey Andy, fellow builder here — what are you working on right now? Always curious what's coming out of the German indie hacker scene, feels less talked about than the SF/Bali circuit but there's solid stuff happening there.