Where I do most of my applying and now most of my building.
Why I built this
I chased a remote job for three years. I used this same tool to finally land it.
For three years I dreamed about working from anywhere, and spent more evenings than I want to admit re-typing the same details into the same forms.
So partway through the search I built the first rough version of Pilou for myself: something that filled the forms, kept every application straight, and told me where I was weak before an interview did. No team, no investors, just a script that had to work because I needed it to.
I used it to apply everywhere, including into roles that asked for five years of experience when I had one. I landed my dream job as a lead full-stack developer at a French agency: running the whole stack, shipping to production, owning the thing end to end. The tool didn't get me the job. Showing up and being ready for the interview did. But it's the reason I could apply relentlessly without burning out on the busywork.
Now I'm turning that same tool into something anyone can use: the autofill, the tracker, the interview practice and the skill-gap read that got me here. It's early, and it's honest by design: it never invents a thing about you. If it helps one more person land the job they've been circling, it did its job.
