The Company
Dilly is the daily workbench that keeps college students ahead of AI: a living profile, one clear move a day, and proof they can export. Live on the App Store for verified students.
The problem
College career prep is the single biggest scam in higher education.
$200K of tuition. A 30-minute résumé review with someone who hasn't job-hunted in 20 years.
AI is eating the first rungs of the ladder, and the market answers with doom reports and advice that never looks at what a student actually built.
Career tools feel useful once, then go quiet. Read the report, feel behind, close the app. The churn is baked into the format.
Students need the next move. Not a list of 40 things. The one move that matters this week.
The insight
The next career OS is a habit product, not a document tool. Whoever owns the daily habit owns the profile.
How it works
A living profile.
Coursework, projects, tools, goals. Every feature reads the same record, so the advice cites what a student actually built instead of guessing.
One clear move a day.
Not a list of 40 things. Dilly surfaces the one three-minute move that matters today, tuned to the student's field and to where AI is catching up.
Proof they can export.
The Truth Ledger grounds every resume bullet in a real profile fact. No invented bullets, ever. The profile compounds into something worth showing.
Replace the career center.
Career centers are 50 years behind. Dilly is what they should have become.
Why me
I'm 20. A sophomore at the University of Tampa. Self-taught. I went looking for the tool I needed and it didn't exist. So I built it.
I'm not the right founder for this in the way investors usually mean. I'm the right founder because I'm the customer, and the product is live: on the App Store since May, over 1,100 production builds shipped, Stripe billing running, a 50K-job feed refreshed nightly.
Solo and bootstrapped to this point. A laptop, a daily shipping cadence, and the conviction that this is the thing I'm supposed to build.
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