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Job Ad BS Scorer

A red-flag score for job ads to help candidates spot inflated postings

Problem
Job seekers must quickly sift through postings to spot vague promises, missing salaries and absurd requirements. A developer already built a 'BS score' for Australian job ads, proving the pain is real, but it only covers one market and one dimension; non-Australian and non-English ads have no comparable tool.
Solution
Paste a job ad or link to get a red-flag list: missing salary, vague 'competitive pay', inflated years of experience, kitchen-sink responsibilities, unnecessary degrees. It returns an explainable inflation index, a baseline comparison with similar roles, and supports English and Chinese ads.
Users
Active job seekers, new graduates, cross-market candidates, career coaches helping clients screen opportunities
MVP
Paste-text analysis; per-item red flags and an overall inflation score; English and Chinese support; rewrite suggestions such as how to ask about salary; shareable result link
Revenue
Free basic tier; subscription for batch analysis, historical comparison and cover-letter/interview-question generation; a paid 'ad quality check' for recruiters
Why now
AI-generated job ads are rising, making inflated language more common, while candidate-side tools remain aggregation-first and lack a quality-assessment layer; a solo dev can ship a rules-plus-LLM hybrid quickly

Source discussions · 1

  1. Hacker NewsShow HN: Yeah Nah – a BS score for Australian job ads10↑ 2
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