This project is for sale

What it is

A Chrome extension that tailors a resume to whatever job posting the user is looking at. One click gives a match score with the posting's keywords split into covered and missing, the user's bullets rewritten in the posting's own wording, and a cover letter that reads like a person wrote it. Pro adds full resume rewrites and ATS-safe PDF export.

No account, no signup, no email. It works the moment it is installed, and the resume stays in the browser rather than on a server.

The numbers

• 113 store listing views in the last 30 days, up 232%
• 48 installs in the same period, up 140%, which is roughly a 42% view-to-install rate
• 96% of installs from the United States
• 5.0 rating in the Chrome Web Store
• $0 revenue. Monetization is built, tested and live at $9 for 30 days, it has simply never had traffic pointed at it

Every install so far arrived organically, with no marketing budget and no paid advertising of any kind.

What is included

• Full source code, TypeScript monorepo, around 9,700 lines
• The published Chrome Web Store listing with its install history and rating
• The coverpilot.app domain
• This Next.js site: 24 indexed SEO articles, two comparison pages and a free ATS checker tool
• Complete payment and licensing system, proven in production
• Written handover documentation with a 90 minute setup runbook

Stack

Chrome Manifest V3 (WXT and React 19), Next.js 15 on Vercel, Supabase, OpenRouter. Payments sit behind an adapter in four files and the licensing core is provider-agnostic, so connecting Stripe or Paddle is an afternoon of work.

Why it is for sale

I build products end to end and I am much stronger at building than at distribution. The listing converts at roughly 42%, which means the product and the store page persuade the people who reach them. What they have never had is volume. If you run a job board, a careers newsletter, a resume site or anything else with job seekers in front of it, you are buying a finished product and pointing it at people who already exist.

See it work

Two minute demo, or install it yourself from the Chrome Web Store. The free checker runs the same matching engine with no install needed.