There’s this silent rule when you’re job hunting: Smile. Stay positive. Keep applying. Don’t complain. Meanwhile: You’re rewriting the same resume for the 12

There’s this silent rule when you’re job hunting: Smile. Stay positive. Keep applying. Don’t complain. Meanwhile: You’re rewriting the same resume for the 12th time Getting ghosted after four rounds of interviews Tracking apps in Google Sheets you never open again Wondering if it’s you or the system that’s broken I got tired of pretending I was “fine.” So I built Woberry not to fix the job market, but to help people survive it with a little more structure and a little less anxiety. Woberry is simple, because job hunting is already hard: Tailor resumes and cover letters without version chaos Track every app, note, status, and follow-up Offload the mental load of “Did I email them yet?” Built to reduce noise, not add dashboards I made it for myself. Then quietly shared it. Now a few hundred job seekers use it. Devs, designers, even PMs. Some said it helped them get more interviews. Others just said it helped them feel less overwhelmed. A few honest truths: Job hunting burnout is real and rarely talked about Tools don’t need to be “AI-powered” to be useful Sometimes, building your own solution is therapy You don’t need to go viral to create something meaningful If you’re in the trenches right now, exhausted, organized chaos, trying to stay optimistic: It won’t fix everything. But it might help you stop pretending you’re fine. And give you back a little control while you figure out what’s next. Would love to hear what tools you’ve built to get through hard seasons.