Last year, I graduated with a CS degree, two internships, and a portfolio I was genuinely proud of. I thought I’d done everything right: Interned at recogniza

Last year, I graduated with a CS degree, two internships, and a portfolio I was genuinely proud of. I thought I’d done everything right: Interned at recognizable companies Maintained a solid GPA Shipped real side projects with actual users Polished portfolio and GitHub contributions Applied consistently, tailored resumes, followed up Result? 100+ applications → 30 interviews → 0 offers. Lots of ghosting. Lots of “you’re great, but...” And a creeping feeling that the whole system was more noise than signal. I got tired of waiting for permission, so I built something for myself and others in the same spot. Woberry: A lightweight tool for devs navigating the job hunt What it does: Helps build tailored resumes + cover letters (fast) Tracks every application, follow-up, and status Keeps job search data organized without spreadsheets Designed to help you stay focused, not overwhelmed It’s simple, bootstrapped, and built entirely from my own job-hunting frustration. I launched it quietly 1-2 months ago. Since then, it’s grown to a few thousand active users — and I’m now making my first real dollars online.