Things I have built and shipped.

Looking for a job is a full time job with no manager, no process, and no feedback loop. People rewrite the same resume twenty times, lose track of where they applied, and never really know if a role is worth the effort before they have already spent an evening on it. The advice online is generic. Most tools stop at "here is a list of jobs."

Jobtune treats one job hunt as one operation. You point it at the roles you actually care about and it does the heavy lifting around each one.

• Reads a role and reads you. It looks at a job and tells you how well you fit before you invest time, so you chase the right ones.
• Tailors the resume to the role. Not a template swap. A version written for that specific job, ready to send.
• Builds an apply kit. Everything you need to apply well in one place, so applying takes minutes instead of an evening.
• Keeps the whole search in one tracker. What you targeted, what stage it is at, what is next. No more spreadsheet held together with hope.
• Gives you a public profile. A clean, shareable page at your own handle that you can hand to a recruiter instead of a PDF.

The core decision was to stop treating job hunting as a feed of listings and start treating it as a small portfolio of targets you manage. Once you have that spine, everything else hangs off it: ranking, tailoring, tracking, follow ups. The product gets out of your way and lets you spend your energy on the few roles that matter.

The other rule was honesty. The tool tells you when a role is a stretch. A career product that only ever says "go for it" is just noise, and people can feel that.

Product, design, and build. I scoped it, designed the flows, wrote the code, shipped it, and I run it day to day.

Vedic astrology is one of the oldest decision frameworks people still use, and most of the digital versions of it are bad. They are either vague horoscope filler with no real chart behind them, or technically correct but written in a language only a practitioner can read. If you actually want to understand your own chart, your options are a pricey one to one consult or a wall of jargon.

• Builds your real chart. Astronomically accurate, the way a serious practitioner would expect, not a generic sun sign.
• Explains it in plain language. What the chart is saying, written so a first timer gets it without losing what makes the tradition real.
• Answers your actual questions. You can ask a specific question and get a grounded, chart based reading, not a fortune cookie.
• Stays current. Readings account for where things stand today, not a frozen snapshot.
• Respects the source. It works inside classical Vedic method rather than blending in whatever sounds nice.

The whole product lives or dies on trust. An astrology app that quietly makes things up is worse than useless to the people who care about this, because they will catch it. So the bar I set was simple: the chart has to be correct first, and the explanation has to stay faithful to what the chart actually says. Get those two right and the writing can be warm and readable without becoming fiction.

The second call was format. A consult is a conversation, not a report. So Astrika lets you ask, not just read, which is what people were really looking for all along.

Founder and builder. Product, design, engineering, payments, launch, and support. End to end.