What should we build next?
Tell us which tool or feature you want and vote for the requests you care about. Then watch them move from new to planned, building and done.
Every idea is read by a human before it appears here, so give it a day or so.
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How this board works
The tools on this site exist because someone needed them while applying and couldn't find a decent free version. This board puts those needs in public instead of leaving them in an inbox. Anyone can read and vote. Posting needs a verified account, which keeps the board tied to real people without asking for more than an email address.
What happens to an idea after you post it
- Review. New ideas wait for a person to approve them before they appear here. Nothing goes live on its own. Spam, abuse, ads and anything that's really a support question get removed at this stage. support questions are better sent through the contact form, where they get an answer.
- Published as New. Approved ideas show up on the board and start collecting votes. Each person gets one vote per idea. Signed-in votes are tied to the account, and guest votes to the browser.
- Planned. We've decided to build it and roughly when. Votes matter, and so does effort. A request with eight votes that takes an afternoon can beat one with thirty that needs a paid data feed.
- Building. Work has started.
- Done or Declined. We'd rather decline an idea with a reason than leave it sitting at New for a year. The usual reasons are cost (a paid API behind a free tool), hosting limits or a policy line we won't cross.
What makes a request likely to get built
- It's specific. "A LinkedIn headline generator for career changers" is something we can build. "Make the site better" isn't.
- It runs in a browser or on one cheap model call. Browser tools cost almost nothing to run because they don't use our server. A request that needs a paid outside data source is much harder to say yes to.
- It fits job seekers and students in the US, UK, Canada or Australia. That's who the site is written for, down to the spelling, date formats and notice rules.
- It explains the moment you needed it. The details field matters more than the title. Knowing you hit a 4,000-character limit on a form tells us what the tool has to do.
Things we will not build
So nobody wastes a post, here's the list. No media or video downloaders, because they break the source sites' terms and the ad policies this site follows. Nothing that makes fake references, fake experience or fake qualifications. And nothing that promises an interview, a job or a pass through an applicant tracking system. Those promises aren't ours to make, and tools that hint at them mislead the people using them.
Reporting something on this board
Visitors write the ideas on this board. Each one is reviewed before it goes up, but reviews can miss things. If something here is spam, abusive, off-topic or misleading, use the Report link on the idea. A person looks at every report.