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Atticus-Rye🛠️ 1 tool 🙏 5 karmaNov 18, 2025@UPCV - AI Resume BuilderWe built UPCV with a simple intention: to make writing a resume no longer the most frustrating part of the job search. We’ve spent a long time refining our guided questions, real-time formatting engine, ATS-friendly structure, and multilingual support. We’ve also talked to many real job seekers to better understand their challenges. Whether you’re writing your first resume, switching careers, coming off a gap, or just struggling with layout and structure — we hope UPCV helps you take that step more easily and frees up your time for what truly matters: building a better future for yourself. Thank you for choosing to click on us in a sea of tools. We’ll keep working hard to make it even better.
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API to personalize your product with logos, colors, and company info fromOpen -
OpenAnythingLLM is easy to use, and allows us to build private databases using several (any) kinds of media (text, pdf, audio, etc) and use it as a source of knowledge for any LLM you might wonder to experiment! - Sponsor:Rocket
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This was easy and of high quality, definitely a very cool tool for generating inspiration and visuals
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The art styles are fun to mess with. overall it's pretty nice but not every result hits and i wish the free tier gave a bit more room to play.
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Boost e-commerce with AI-driven personalized shopping assistanceOpen -
Looks promising. Although they need a credit card even for the basic $0 plan
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AI-powered omni-channel engagement for personalized customer outreach.Open -
We added Build Chatbot to our website for FAQs and support. It impressively gives exact answers from our service files. The ease of getting started is the best. I was up in less than 5 minutes, asking questions to the files.
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as someone into djing and mixing, this was actually pretty fun to mess around with. cool seeing how different sounds work together. not sure how often i’ll use it, but def feels like it could be useful in production one day xD
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