ApplyGuard PH — Uzziel Malolos

ApplyGuard PH scan page with 'Is this remote job worth applying to, or a trap?' form, Apply/Caution/Skip verdict tags, and the scan-a-post input. — Actual running UI — the scanner page with form fields for job title, skills, experience, pay, and base.

ApplyGuard PH settings page showing your preferences panel and the local data controls. — Settings page — preferences (name, pay floor, currency), backup/export controls, and the reset-everything kill switch.

Filipino remote job seekers paste the same sketchy Upwork post into three group chats asking “legit ba ‘to?” ApplyGuard PH is the tool I wished existed — paste a post, add a few quick details, get a verdict (Apply / Caution / Skip), a fit score out of 100, a scam-risk level, missing-info flags, and a copy-paste prompt for your own ChatGPT or Claude thread.

Everything runs client-side. No sign-up, no subscription, no paid APIs. Persistence is localStorage only. The May 2026 MVP added premium motion on the paste box and scan-form inputs after the core scanner shipped.

I built it because the micro-agency and Yusel AI work taught me how Filipinos actually evaluate trust online — fast, skeptical, and usually on mobile. ApplyGuard is the free public slice of that instinct: help someone decide before they waste an afternoon on a bad application.

ApplyGuard PH case study page on the portfolio — 26/26 Vitest tests passing in 328ms — scoring engine, red-flag detection, missing-field detection, and CSV parsing all verified.