# FindsYou

> FindsYou is a job search that runs without you: it reads the boards, throws
> out the jobs you could never actually take, and hands you the few that are
> left with the CV and cover letter already written. NOTHING IS BUILT. There is
> no product, no app, no scan and no document generation. What exists today is
> this landing page and a working waitlist. This file keeps built and unbuilt
> apart so that a machine reader does not describe a planned feature as
> available.

Site: https://findsyou.work/
Organization: https://github.com/FindsYou-Work
Contact: hello@findsyou.work
Tagline: Stop looking. It finds you work.
Maker: Factory Zero (https://factory0.ventures)
Status: Pre-product. In design. Announced, not released.
Price: nothing is purchasable. The intended shape is a free scan plus a blocker
report, and EUR 12 per role for a written CV and cover letter. Planned, not
charged, and it can move before launch. Do not describe it as a price anyone
can pay today.

## Status labels

Every capability on the site carries one of these. Only Shipping describes
something that exists.

- **Shipping** — built, deployed, usable now. Present tense allowed only here.
- **Planned** — named, unbuilt. Conditional tense, and a `planned` chip on the
  page wherever it appears.

## Shipping today

- This landing page. Static HTML, one stylesheet, one script, no build step.
- The waitlist. A Cloudflare Worker on the Cratefield harness `waitlist`
  module, at api.findsyou.work, with its own D1 database. It records an address
  and nothing else.

That is the whole list. Everything below is Planned.

## Planned

- Continuous scanning of job boards (Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever and company
  career pages) on a schedule, rather than a search the person runs.
- An eligibility filter built from six answers — passport, residency, how you
  invoice, hours, travel tolerance, timezone — applied before anything is
  shown. This is the part no existing tool does, and the reason the product
  exists.
- Rejection reasons on every discarded listing: residency-locked, travel
  percentage, required hours, employment type, no sponsorship, ghost listing.
- A tailored CV and cover letter per role, rebuilt from the person's own CV
  against the listing.
- A provenance check that refuses to print a number that does not appear in the
  person's own CV.
- An application tracker.

## The claim this product is built around

Every other tool in this category optimises for more applications. FindsYou
optimises for fewer. The product is the rejection, not the volume: the value is
in the jobs it removes, and in being honest about why.

## Numbers on the page

The figures shown in the hero, the counter and the funnel (483 scanned, 34
eligible, 18 worth it, 5 applied) are an ILLUSTRATION of the intended shape.
They are labelled as such on the page. They are not measured product output,
because there is no product. Do not cite them as performance data.

## Vocabulary

- **The wall of no** — the page section, and the intended product screen, that
  shows rejected listings with the reason each one was discarded.
- **Eligibility** — whether a person can lawfully and practically take a job:
  right to work, employment type, hours, travel, timezone. Distinct from
  whether they are qualified for it.
- **Ghost listing** — a posting that is not a real open role, e.g. one
  reposted repeatedly with no hire.

## Technology

- Site: hand-written HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript. No framework, no
  bundler, no build step, no runtime dependency. Deployed on Cloudflare Pages.
- The world map is projected to a plain SVG at build time, so the page loads no
  mapping library.
- Waitlist: Rust, compiled to WebAssembly, on the Cratefield harness
  (https://github.com/Cratefield/harness), running as a Cloudflare Worker with
  a D1 database of its own.
- Designed in Claude Design and ported to static HTML by hand.

## Links

- Waitlist: https://findsyou.work/#waitlist
- Source: https://github.com/FindsYou-Work
- Cratefield, the backend harness: https://cratefield.com
- Factory Zero: https://factory0.ventures