// portfolio
building interactive web experiences
I design and build things that run in the browser — games, tools, and the occasional experiment. Below is a selection of what I've been making.
The job hunt, automated. It sweeps company career pages, reads each posting for the skills it actually asks for, and ranks the results against the years of experience you really have — then keeps track of every application, recruiter, and firm you talk to.
The same bouncer booth, real faces. Spot the swapped photo, the stolen ID, and the guest whose ID picture just doesn't match — hairstyles change, but the face underneath doesn't.
A bouncer's ID-verification game. Watch the guest, inspect the ID as it rolls up, then call GO or NO-GO. Spot fakes by bone structure, tampering, bad data, and the under-21 age trap. Every call teaches you why it was right or wrong.
I built this because job hunting is mostly clerical work wearing a trench coat. Dozens of career pages, each with its own board software, each needing to be checked again tomorrow — and then a spreadsheet somewhere trying to remember who you already talked to.
So I automated my own search, and then made it something other people could use. It sweeps career pages on a rotation — Ashby, Workday, iCIMS, Greenhouse, Taleo, and the hand-rolled ones — and pulls in everything new. Each posting gets read for the skills it genuinely requires versus the ones it merely prefers, so a listing is scored on what the work actually is rather than what the title claims.
That score is matched against your own skills and the years you have in each, so the list you open in the morning is sorted by fit. After you apply, it keeps the thread: statuses, recruiters, staffing firms, and the correspondence attached to each. There is an MCP server too, so the whole thing can be driven from Claude in plain language.
It is free during the alpha and invite-only while the group stays small enough that I can actually read the feedback. The invite below is open — take it and pick your own password.
I'm Amelia — I build interactive experiences for the web. I like projects that mix a bit of craft with a bit of play: game mechanics, generative art, clean interfaces, and code that's a pleasure to read.
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