wagey.gg's answer

wagey.gg matches your resume against 24,000+ remote tech jobs in milliseconds — right in your browser. No server round-trips, no waiting for results. Drop your resume, and every job is instantly ranked by how well it fits your skills, roles, and experience. No other platform does client-side matching at this scale.

From there, it's two clicks: pick a job, hit apply, done. The browser extension auto-fills every field on Lever, Greenhouse, and Ashby — the three biggest applicant tracking systems — and nothing submits without your review. Want to fire off 10 applications at once? Bulk turbo-apply, review the fields, and release them all.

Nothing else in the market does this.

Free forever, no account required to browse.

wagey.gg's answer

Speed, efficiency, competency. Other tools might help a bit — but only Wagey finds, filters and submits applications for you.

What takes an hour of copy-pasting across forms takes just seconds: one-click per application, or bulk turbo-apply to 10+ jobs at once. Easily review every field before anything goes out.

The entire flow — find, match, apply — is two or three clicks and done. No other tool matches this velocity.

Plus, this entire flow is free!

No credit card, no paywall on core features. Just raw efficiency: spend less time filling forms, more time living.

wagey.gg's answer

If you'd rather spend your time living rather than filling out the same form for the hundredth time... you should check Wagey out.

Doesn't matter if you're a software engineer, designer, DevOps engineer, data scientist -- any kind of tech professional, at any level from junior developers to CTOs — if you're looking for remote work worldwide... check Wagey out.

I suffered a thousand forms so you don't have to: Wagey exists to give you back your life, your time, your freedom.

wagey.gg's answer

I built Wagey because applying to jobs felt like eating broken glass. Every application is the same — your name, email, resume, LinkedIn — over and over. I've been on both sides of hiring, and I know the pain points. I know that the tech could exist to help both sides: companies to find the people they need, and people to find the companies that deserve them. So I built it.

I'm a solo dev: no funding, no team. I built the scraper, the matching engine, and the auto-apply extension myself. The product does one thing and hopefully does it well: get your application submitted without the form-filling grind.

wagey.gg's answer

Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Playwright (for scraping), ONNX Runtime (for local embedding models), Chrome Extension APIs, and Caddy. Hosted on a Contabo VPS with PM2. All job matching runs locally using open-source embedding models — zero external API calls for core matching in the browser.

wagey.gg's answer

Wagey is built for people, for you. Its users are individual tech professionals across every region:

• Software engineers in North America and Europe
• Remote-first developers across APAC and LATAM
• Career changers transitioning into tech roles
• Senior engineers and engineering managers exploring new opportunities