The problem: You're applying to 20 jobs but editing the same resume file. Half the keywords are wrong. ATS

filters reject you before a human ever reads it.

What KraftCV does:

Built this over the weekend as an experiment and thought I'd share it here.

PocketMCP lets you run an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server directly on your Android phone. Once it's running, any MCP-compatible AI agent (Claude Desktop, etc.) can call your phone like a tool.

What that looks like in practice:

• Ask your AI "where's my phone?" gets real GPS location back

• "Send a WhatsApp to Alex" done

• "What are my latest notifications?" full list

• Make calls, control volume, run shell commands all from a prompt

I have gotten so much feedback from everyone in here, it has been amazing and also a little overwhelming, but I want to make sure everyone got pro. If you haven't, the first 20 people to join the waitlist will get pro

https://www.snagai.app/waitlist

We re about to make Votap arguments louder.

I switched from Windows to Mac a few years ago and there's one thing I never got used to: the Dock.

Hey PH community

I m validating an idea and would really appreciate thoughtful feedback.

Two years ago I started building a trading terminal because I was tired of stitching together 5 different subscriptions that didn't share data.

It started as a simple AI bot that posted daily market recaps. Then I added gamma exposure calculations.
Then volatility surfaces. Then real-time dealer positioning computed from raw options chain data across every strike and expiration.

Then I couldn't stop.

18+ sections later, NOVA Intelligence covers every major asset class, computes institutional-grade options analytics in real-time, and exports data directly, for example, into TradingView, NinjaTrader, ATAS and Bookmap.

I ll be honest. I ve never drawn a floor plan in my life. My co founder hasn t either.

We re not designers. We re not architects.

Hey Product Hunters

Ever switch between your phone and computer when using a tracker? Both screens get the job done, but they serve different purposes. Let's break down when to use which for the best experience.

The Mobile App: Your On-the-Go Command Center
This is your tool for immediate awareness. Open it for a quick glance at a loved one's ETA, to confirm a safe arrival with one tap, or to silence an alert while you're out. It's built for speed and convenience. The interface is simplified, showing you just what you need in the moment.

The Web Dashboard: The Big Picture Hub
When you need more depth, head to the browser. The dashboard is perfect for planning and review. It's much easier to set up complex geofences (like your teen's entire campus) with a precise mouse and a big map view. You can also seamlessly review weeks of location history, export data, or manage all your family's settings in one place without fiddling with a small screen.

I ve been building Schedule Done and just launched the Chrome extension. You can literally type stuff like meeting on 10 am and it instantly creates the event in your calendar no forms, no fiddling with times.