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I built dropzone because job searching is broken. Applying online means your resume competes with hundreds of others filtered by AI. The people who land roles a
by qcarroll 8mo ago
I built dropzone because job searching is broken. Applying online means your resume competes with hundreds of others filtered by AI. The people who land roles are the ones who reach out directly — but researching companies and writing personal emails takes hours.
The homepage is a free people search — enter a company name, see who works there, and unlock their email. No signup, 3 free unlocks. Great for finding hiring managers, founders, or anyone you want to connect with.
Once you sign up, the full platform helps you turn those contacts into conversations: AI drafts personalized outreach using your resume and company context, learns your voice from every edit, sends from your Gmail, and tracks replies. There's even an autonomous agent that discovers and contacts prospects while you sleep.
Stack: FastAPI, React, Firestore, Apollo API, Claude for email generation, Cloud Run + Firebase Hosting. Solo project, built entirely with Claude Code.
Happy to answer questions about the build or the approach to AI-powered job outreach.