Building a resume shouldn’t cost $15. Here is how we are fixing it. 🛠️
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Satish, a software engineer, and I'm gearing up to launch Infinite Resume here on April 8th.
Over the last few years, I've watched brilliant people spend hours crafting the perfect resume, only to get hit with a surprise paywall at the very end just to download their own PDF. Even worse, those generated PDFs often fail Applicant Tracking System (ATS) parsers entirely.
I decided to engineer a permanent, free solution.
We are launching a completely free, AI-driven resume builder. No surprise paywalls, no watermarks, and no sign-up required to start. We built the rendering engine on top of Typst and WebAssembly so that the final PDF is pixel-perfect and 100% ATS-readable. Plus, it features a built-in AI Assistant to rewrite your bullet points to match specific job descriptions.
We are launching on Wednesday, April 8th, and I would love your early support.
👉 Please click the "Follow" button on this page so you don't miss the launch. I can't wait to share the full product and hear your technical feedback!
Let me know in the comments below: What is the most frustrating part of resume building for you?
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To kick things off for me, the worst part was always dealing with Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS). You can have a visually stunning resume, but if the PDF renderer flattens the text into vector graphics, the ATS reads it as a blank page. Figuring out how to use Typst and WebAssembly to fix that natively in the browser was the hardest, but most rewarding, part of building this!