John Iseghohi

Moda

@Jacobsklug Build

I've made $4.7M with AI. I'm giving away the exact prompts I used to build a full AI agency from scratch in under 2 hours. These prompts will guide you through: • Finding a winning niche • Building an offer people pay for • Go to market strategy • Creating your website • Productizing with AI (ie @Lovable) This took me 5 years and hundreds of thousands of dollars to figure out. Comment "Build" and follow. I'll DM it to you. P.S. This will probably blow up so give me some time to reply.

You don't need a better prompt. You need a system. → One rough idea. → 10 minutes. → 3 platform-ready pieces. Thursday, I'm showing exactly how. Obsidian + Claude Code. No coding. No complex setups. Sign up here → designandcodewithai.com

The new entry-level UX skill isn't Figma. It's shipping. - AI writes the microcopy. - Generates the flow. - Builds the component library. So what's left for you? Knowing what to build. Why to build it. And how to get it out the door. That's the job now.

@leojrr This is me, let's do it. Checkout my repo github.com/jeberulz Latest product useresumate.com Shipping one SaaS product every month

we're hiring vibe coders! if you love shipping fast, mobile apps, and creating content reply and I'll send more details

Applying to multiple jobs and not hearing back could simply means one thing - using the same resume for every job you apply to. That's an auto-filter for the ATS system. You can easily upload your resume on ChatGPT, paste the job description and ask it to rewrite your resume to match the job. That's a lot of work for someone planning to apply to 50 roles. I built useresumate.com to fix this pain.

I'm fully committed to designing and building products with AI, all in 2026 and beyond. This is exactly what I love doing, and I aim to excel at it. The goal is to launch and build in public. 1 product every month. January - useresumate.com February - ??? Let's go 🚀

I launched a product yesterday, incase you missed it. It's called Useresumate. It helps job seekers get past ATS filters. Let me tell you why I built it. A friend of mine applied to 50 jobs last year. He's a senior product designer with 10 years of experience. Great portfolio. Strong references. He got 3 callbacks. Not because he wasn't qualified. Because his resume never reached a human. Over 90% of large companies use Applicant Tracking Systems. These are algorithms that scan your resume before any recruiter sees it. Wrong keywords? Filtered out. Wrong format? Filtered out. Missing a specific phrase from the job description? Filtered out. You could be the perfect candidate. But if your resume doesn't speak ATS language, you're invisible. I've spent over 13 years in product design. I currently work at Amazon, worked at Booking.com in The Netherlands, and Etisalat (Lagos-Nigeria). I've seen how systems create invisible barriers. How small friction points eliminate good people. The job application process has a massive friction point. And most candidates don't even know it exists. So I built a tool that fixes it. → Upload your resume. → Paste a job descripton. → Get an optimized version that matches what the ATS is looking for. Not keyword stuffing. Actual rewriting that sounds like you, but speaks the language these systems want to hear. It's free to try. 3 optimizations per month. No credit card required. Try it here: useresumate.com I'm building this in public. I'll share what I learn about the job market, what's working, what's not, and how AI is changing how we apply for jobs. If you know someone stuck in the application black hole, send them this email. It might save them months of frustration.

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