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I Built an AI Resume Matcher — Score Your Resume Against Any Job Description

Abdull Hanan — Tue, 13 Oct 2026 04:08:51 +0000

I Built an AI Resume Matcher — Score Your Resume Against Any Job Description

Most rejections happen before a human ever reads your resume. You send the same PDF to forty jobs, and the ones that matter filter you out on keyword mismatch with the job description. I got tired of guessing, so I built a tool that shows me exactly where I stand before I hit apply.

What it does

AI Resume Matcher takes two inputs — your resume and the job description — and tells you how you match up. Upload the resume file, paste the JD, and you get a clear breakdown: how strong the match is, which keywords and skills from the posting are missing from your resume, and what to fix before you apply.

No more rewriting your resume blind. You see the gaps first, tailor once, and send it with actual confidence.

How it works

It's a React + Vite app, and the analysis runs on Google's Gemini API — I built the first version in AI Studio, which is why the whole thing is a single clean frontend with no backend to babysit. Set your GEMINI_API_KEY, npm install, npm run dev, and it's running locally.

Everything happens in the browser. No signup, no resume sitting on someone's server.

How to use it

Upload your resume (the file you actually send to recruiters).
Paste the job description you're targeting.
Read the breakdown — match strength, missing keywords, skill gaps.
Tailor the resume, re-run it, and watch the match improve.

Takes about a minute per job, and it beats the "spray and pray" approach by a mile.

Why I built it

I apply like everyone else does — open twenty tabs, skim the JDs, send the same resume. The match analysis kept surprising me: roles I thought were perfect fits were missing three keywords I'd simply never written down. Fixing that is a ten-minute edit that changes whether you get the call.

The repo is public and open source — clone it, point it at your own Gemini key, and run it on your next application round.

Repo: https://github.com/hananabdull746/ai-resume-job-match-analyzer

I Built PdfZap — Delete, Reorder & Clean Up PDF Pages Free, 100% Privately

Abdull Hanan — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 04:08:43 +0000

I have a scanned textbook PDF with a blank page between every chapter, an upside-down page in the middle, and two duplicate pages at the end. My options used to be: pay for Adobe, install a sketchy desktop tool, or upload the whole document to some random free site that watermarks the output and keeps a copy of my file. None of those are acceptable.

So I built PdfZap — a free PDF page remover and organizer. Upload any PDF and you can delete unwanted pages, reorder pages with drag and drop, rotate crooked pages, or extract specific pages into a new file. No signup, no watermarks, no fees. And the part I'm proudest of: your file never leaves your browser.

Here's how simple the flow is: drop your PDF in, and PdfZap renders real thumbnails of every page so you can see exactly what you're editing. Click the pages you want gone, hit remove, and download a clean PDF instantly. Same file, fewer pages, zero quality loss.

The things it does beyond plain deletion:

Delete any pages — pick them individually, type ranges like 1,3,5-8, or nuke all odd/even pages in one click.
Drag and drop reorder — rearrange page thumbnails into any order you want.
Rotate pages — fix upside-down or sideways scans, one page or all of them, by 90°, 180° or 270°.
Extract pages — pull specific pages into a new PDF, or export every page as its own PDF in a ZIP.
Real page previews — actual rendered thumbnails, not generic page numbers, so you never delete the wrong page.
100% private, always — the whole thing runs in JavaScript in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. Nothing is stored.

I built it because the PDF tax is absurd. Paying $20 a month for Adobe just to delete a page is ridiculous — that's a simple operation that shouldn't need a subscription. And for a file that might contain your tax documents, a contract, or a report with confidential client pages, uploading it to a server is a non-starter. PDFZap does it locally, so the private-by-construction approach isn't a marketing line, it's the architecture.

Who it's for: students cleaning blank pages and duplicates out of lecture PDFs before printing, professionals stripping confidential pages out of reports before sending them to clients, freelancers prepping deliverables without a PDF editor license, and anyone who just wants to fix a crooked scan without paying for it.

It's live now: pdfzap.lovable.app — drop a PDF, clean it up, download it.

If you try it, I'd genuinely love to hear what you clean up first. What's the messiest PDF on your computer right now?

I Built TubeZap — Get Full YouTube Transcripts in Seconds, Free Forever

Abdull Hanan — Sun, 11 Oct 2026 04:07:59 +0000

I keep running into the same annoyance: there's a 45-minute tutorial on YouTube with exactly one useful answer buried inside it, and the only way to get it is to scrub through the whole thing at 2x speed. Auto-generated captions exist, but YouTube buries them behind menus and makes them nearly impossible to copy cleanly. I wanted a paste-link-get-text tool that just works.

So I built TubeZap — a free YouTube transcript generator. Paste any YouTube link and you get the full transcript in seconds, with or without timestamps. No signup, no extension, no API key. Free forever.

How it works is deliberately boring: you paste a YouTube URL, TubeZap fetches the video's caption data, and hands you back clean text. It supports youtube.com, youtu.be, Shorts, and mobile links — basically any public video with captions, which is the vast majority of YouTube in every language.

The features I actually use myself:

Timestamps on every line — clickable, so you can jump straight to that moment in the video.
Download as TXT or PDF — clean files with the video details included.
Search inside the transcript — find any word or phrase, see the match count, jump to highlighted results.
Multiple copy formats — with timestamps, as plain text, or as flowing paragraphs. Choose what you need.
Video info up top — title, channel, duration, and thumbnail, so you always know what you're reading.

I built this because my own workflow needed it. I'm constantly turning videos into notes, quotes for posts, and references for projects. Copy-pasting from YouTube's caption panel was a weekly tax on my time, and the paid "YouTube to text" tools charge for something that shouldn't cost anything. The caption data is already there — extracting it shouldn't need an account or a credit card.

Who it's for: students and researchers pulling quotes from lectures, content creators repurposing videos into blog posts and newsletters, non-native speakers reading along to build vocabulary, and anyone who prefers reading over watching. Accessibility matters too — a text version of a video helps people who'd rather read than listen.

It's live now: tubezap.lovable.app — paste a link, get the text.

If you use it, I'd genuinely love to hear what you make with it. What's the first video you're going to zap?

I Built ExifZap — Strip Hidden EXIF Data From Your Photos, 100% Privately

Abdull Hanan — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 16:06:11 +0000

Every photo your phone takes is secretly carrying your GPS coordinates, your phone model, and the exact timestamp — embedded invisibly inside the image file. Share that photo on WhatsApp or social media and you might be handing strangers your home address. I built ExifZap ⚡ to strip all of it out: free, instant, and 100% private.

The hidden data in your photos

It's called EXIF metadata, and it's in nearly every photo taken on a smartphone:

Exact GPS coordinates — latitude and longitude of where you stood
Device info — phone model, camera settings
Timestamps — down to the second

Most people have no idea it's there. And most "free" EXIF removers make you upload your personal photos to their server — trading one privacy problem for another.

What ExifZap does differently

Your photos never leave your device. All processing happens locally in your browser. ExifZap never sees your images — there is no server receiving them, so there is nothing to leak, sell, or breach.

Strip GPS, device info, and timestamps in one click
Works on JPG, PNG, and WEBP
Instant — drop a photo, download the clean version
No signup, no watermarks, 100% free forever

Why I built it

Privacy tools shouldn't ask you to trust them with the very data you're trying to protect. An EXIF remover that uploads your photos to "clean" them is backwards. Doing it client-side was the whole point — privacy by architecture, not by promise.

Try it

Before you post your next photo anywhere, run it through exifzap.lovable.app first. Takes ten seconds, and your location stays yours. ⚡

I Built BillZap ⚡ — Free Invoice Generator That Makes PDFs in 60 Seconds

Abdull Hanan — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 12:29:24 +0000

Freelancers lose too much time on paperwork. Every "free" invoice tool I tried wanted a signup, stamped a watermark on my PDF, or paywalled the download. So I built my own: BillZap ⚡ — a free invoice generator that makes professional PDFs in 60 seconds, no signup, no watermarks, ever.

What BillZap does

It's simple on purpose:

Add your logo — your invoice looks like your business
Line items, tax & discount — the math handles itself
Live preview — what you see is what the PDF looks like
Instant PDF download — one click, no account, no email required
100% free — no tiers, no trial, no "pro" upsell

The whole flow is: fill in the details → preview updates live → download. Sixty seconds from blank page to client-ready invoice.

Why I built it

I invoice clients regularly, and the existing options annoyed me in the same three ways: forced accounts, watermarked exports, and feature gates on basics like adding a logo. An invoice is a simple document — generating one shouldn't require a SaaS subscription.

BillZap runs entirely in the browser. No data leaves your machine to my servers, which also means there's nothing to sign up for and nothing to leak. Privacy-first by architecture, not by promise.

Who it's for

Freelancers and small studios sending regular invoices — especially if you're billing international clients and just need a clean, professional PDF without the ceremony. If you've ever paid for invoice software just to remove a watermark, this is for you.

Try it: billzap.lovable.app — create invoices at the speed of light ⚡

I Rebranded My Free Google Drive Cloner to DriveZap ⚡ — New Logo, Same Free Tool

Abdull Hanan — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 12:26:13 +0000

My Google Drive cloner had a working product but no real identity — so I gave it one. King Drive Cloner is now DriveZap ⚡, with a proper logo, brand colors, and a full brand kit. Same free tool, brand-new face.

Why rebrand a side project?

"King Drive Cloner" described what the tool does, but it didn't feel like a product. The favicon was a random gradient heart that had nothing to do with the app icon (a cloud with an upload arrow). The header was plain text. Every touchpoint looked like it belonged to a different project.

If I'm asking people to trust a tool with their Google Drive, it needs to look like one coherent product. So I did a proper branding pass.

Meet the new DriveZap identity

The logo: a rounded-square app icon with a violet-to-blue gradient and a white cloud + upload arrow — the exact metaphor of the product (your files, zapped between Drive accounts). There's also a mono single-color version for dark backgrounds.

The wordmark: a lightning bolt + "DriveZap" in a blue-to-cyan gradient, with a "FREE GOOGLE DRIVE CLONER" subline — the same lockup style as the site header.

The system:

Background: #0A0A0F (near-black)
Primary: #6366F1 (indigo)
Gradients: #3B82F6 → #22D3EE on CTAs and the wordmark
Type: Inter for UI, JetBrains Mono for code/labels

I packaged everything — original site assets plus clean vector SVGs and PNG renders — into one brand kit zip, and wrote a one-line prompt so the whole thing can be applied to the Lovable project in one shot: new favicon, new PWA icons, new header logo, new social cards.

The tool itself (quick recap)

In case you missed the original post: DriveZap clones Google Drive folders between accounts, free forever. No signup, no install, runs entirely in your browser using Google's official OAuth and Drive API — your credentials are never stored.

What I learned

Branding a side project isn't vanity work. The moment the favicon, the header, the social card, and the app icon all matched, the product felt real — to visitors and to me. If your side project still has the default Lovable favicon, that's a 30-minute fix with outsized payoff.

Try it out: kingdrivecloner.lovable.app — and tell me what you'd name your next side project. ⚡

🚀 Meet PicShrink.site — The Free, Fast, No-Fuss Image Compressor for Your Web Projects

Abdull Hanan — Thu, 15 Jan 2026 07:42:43 +0000

If you work with images on the web — whether for blogs, portfolios, landing pages, or apps — you already know how critical image size is for performance, SEO, and user experience.

That’s where PicShrink.site comes in. 🌟

🛠 What Is PicShrink.site?

PicShrink.site is a 100% free online image compression tool that allows you to shrink and optimize images directly from your browser.

No signup. No installation. No hidden limits.

It’s built for:**

Developers
Designers
Bloggers
SEO professionals** who want lighter images without quality loss.

✨

Key Features

✅ Instant Image Compression

Upload your image and get a compressed version in seconds.
No complex settings or confusing sliders.

🔒 Privacy-First Approach

Your images are processed quickly and aren’t stored unnecessarily.
Perfect for sensitive or client assets.

🖼️ High Quality, Smaller Size

PicShrink reduces file size while preserving visual clarity, making it ideal for production websites.

*⚡ Faster Websites & Better SEO
*
Smaller images mean:

Faster page loads

Better Core Web Vitals

Improved Google rankings

Lower bounce rates

💡 Why Developers Love PicShrink

Whether you’re building:

Static websites

JAMstack apps

SaaS landing pages

Portfolio sites

Micro-tools websites

PicShrink.site fits perfectly into your workflow.

🧠 Developer-Friendly Experience

✔ Drag & drop images

✔ No account required

✔ Works on all devices

✔ Ideal before deployment

Use it as a pre-publish optimization step.

🏁 How To Use PicShrink.site

Visit 👉 https://picshrink.site

Upload your image

Download the optimized version

That’s it. Seriously.

❤️ Final Thoughts

PicShrink.site is one of those tools you bookmark and keep using.

It solves a real problem — image bloat — without adding friction, ads overload, or complexity.

If you care about:

Performance

SEO

Clean workflows

then PicShrink.site deserves a spot in your toolkit.

💬 Have feedback or feature ideas?
Drop a comment — tools improve when devs talk to devs.

I Built a Free Google Drive Cloner (King Drive Cloner) – Here’s Why & How 🚀

Abdull Hanan — Thu, 01 Jan 2026 08:27:06 +0000

While working with multiple Google Drive accounts, I kept running into the same problem:
moving files between accounts is harder than it should be.

Most tools that solve this are either:

Paid

Overkill for simple needs

Locked behind subscriptions

Confusing for non-technical users

So instead of searching for the “perfect” tool, I decided to build my own.

That’s how King Drive Cloner was born.

👉 [https://kingdrivecloner.lovable.app/
]
Why I Decided to Build This

Sometimes you just want to:

Copy a folder from one Drive account to another

Migrate files when switching accounts

Back up important data

And you want it to just work.

No trials. No credit cards. No unnecessary features.

I’m currently learning web development by building real projects, and this felt like a perfect problem to solve.

What King Drive Cloner Does

King Drive Cloner is a simple web tool that helps you:

Copy files and folders between Google Drive accounts

Handle large folder structures

Use Google Drive’s official APIs

Avoid complex setups

The idea is straightforward:
connect → select → clone

Nothing more than what’s actually needed.

How It Works (Conceptually)

At a high level, the flow is simple:

You connect your Google Drive account

Choose what you want to copy

The app handles the cloning using Drive APIs

Files are copied safely to the destination

I focused on keeping things clean and transparent rather than adding flashy features.

What I Learned While Building It

This project helped me understand a lot of things better, including:

Working with OAuth authentication

Using Google Drive APIs in real scenarios

Handling file structures and edge cases

Designing utility-focused UIs

Thinking like a product builder, not just a coder

I’m still learning, and this tool is part of that journey.

Why It’s Free

Many everyday tools don’t need to be expensive.

I believe:

Simple problems deserve simple solutions

Learning projects can still help real users

Indie developers can ship useful tools without monetizing everything

Right now, my goal is learning, experimenting, and sharing.

What’s Coming Next

I plan to improve the tool over time by adding:

Better progress visibility

Improved error handling

UI refinements

More Drive-related automation tools

This is just one of many small tools I want to build.

Try It and Share Feedback

You can check it out here:
👉 https://kingdrivecloner.lovable.app/

If you run into issues or have suggestions, I’d genuinely appreciate the feedback. It helps me learn and improve.

Final Note

I’m learning web development by building and shipping, not just watching tutorials.

If you’re also:

Learning in public

Building small tools

Exploring micro-SaaS ideas

Let’s learn together.

Thanks for reading 🙏