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Promptwatch | Amsterdam, Netherlands | HYBRID/REMOTE (CET +/- 2h) | Full-time | https://promptwatch.com

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We’re helping companies rank and be visible in AI search /ChatGPT, Google AI mode etc. (GEO) and hiring a Senior Full-Stack Developer.

Work: Own app layer, real-time APIs & queues; ship end-to-end.

Stack: TypeScript, React 19/Next.js, Node/Fastify, tRPC, Postgres, GCP Nice to haves: ClickHouse, Elasticsearch.

You: 8–9 YOE, strong TS/React/Node.

Comp: €65k–€110k + equity.

Apply: https://promptwatch.com/careers/full-stack-developer (mention “HN: Full-Stack Developer”).


Promptwatch | Amsterdam, Netherlands | HYBRID/REMOTE (CET +/- 2h) | Full-time | https://promptwatch.com

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We’re helping companies rank and be visible in AI search /ChatGPT, Google AI mode et.c (GEO) and hiring a Senior Full-Stack Developer.

Work: Own app layer, real-time APIs & queues; ship end-to-end.

Stack: TypeScript, React 19/Next.js, Node/Fastify, tRPC, Postgres, GCP Nice to haves: ClickHouse, Elasticsearch.

You: 7–8 YOE, strong TS/React/Node.

Comp: €65k–€110k + equity.

Apply: https://promptwatch.com/careers/full-stack-developer (mention “HN: Full-Stack Developer”).


AI SEO/GEO (or whatever it will be called eventually) monitoring for companies.

We monitor how companies/brands rank in LLMs/AI Search, we don't use the API but the user interfaces (since these are totally different). We run thousands of prompts to analyse responses and combine that with website traffic to get an understanding of what is being said and how well you rank.

I didn't anticipate Google moving to AI mode so fast, to be totally honest, which makes it really interesting because we likely see rank tracking and keyword tracking disappear in the near future.

website: https://promptwatch.com

As a fun side project, I run https://homestra.com a kind of Zillow for Europe but for second/vacation homes


> As a fun side project, I run https://homestra.com a kind of Zillow for Europe but for second/vacation homes

This is cool but it really needs a map. If I'm looking for a house i know the rough area, I don't want to see the whole country listing


meetcara.ai | Founding Fullstack Engineer | Amsterdam, NL | Full-time | HYBDRID

We are building an AI sales agen. We're seeking a founding fullstack engineer to join our team post-MVP.

Tech: TypeScript, Node.js, Next.js, React, TailwindCSS, tRPC, PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, Redis Requirements:

3+ years fullstack experience Strong TypeScript, React, Node.js skills Experience with event processing, LLMs, and data pipelines

We offer competitive salary + equity, flexible work environment, and the opportunity to shape an AI startup from the ground up.

Details/Apply: https://webtastic.ai/careers/founding-fullstack-engineer


I'm building a Zillow for Europe (https://homestra.com) which is focused primarily on expats and remote workers. Growth is steady and revenue slowly going up (sales cycles on this are brutal).

My other side project (https://webtastic.ai) has become my main work now since it has grown quickly since the last time I posted on HN


Are you building this alone or with a team? Kind of impressive if alone.


Both are with a co-founder, I would not be able to run it alone at this stage, most of my time is spent on development


How do you generate traffic for it?


https://github.com/t3-oss/create-t3-app

You still would need to add Stripe but there are so many examples publicly available that it should be straight forward


I use this as a subscription Stripe starter: https://github.com/vercel/nextjs-subscription-payments/tree/...

Still quite a bit of customisation to do, but was a good starter.


I think they changed the license a little while back to GPL v3?


Here is one I found with the last commit: https://github.com/dochne/wappalyzer


From a business perspective I understand closing it but building OSS and taking it private does feel a little weird?


It's a web scraping tool that requires constant daily maintenance. I don't think they get enough third party contributors to justify keeping it open source. I bet most users are just there to raise issues whenever something breaks.


Looking at the git history they did get decent amount of contributions

they are of course completely free todo this but it does feel a little like profit from OSS and take it private once you have enough


They're not "of course completely free todo this" unless they have permission or copyright transfer from every single contributor. They don't solely own full copyright to the combined product, they have been licensed these contributions under GPL, if they want to distribute the combined product (their own code + contributions) they either have to follow the licence conditions or it's a copyright violation.


For any one interested here is a fork of the last commit (not my GH): https://github.com/dochne/wappalyzer

It feels a bit odd to benefit from open source and than make it private, of course the author is allowed to do that but it does make me cautious about other OSS projects that are getting funding now


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