The original title is: "RamenHire, Week 1: What Happens When Strangers Actually Read Your Code"

Short summary

Week 1 of RamenHire, a job board for bootstrapped startups, was defined by community scrutiny exposing real gaps: an unverified 'bootstrapped' claim, a GA4 cookie firing without consent, and Supabase Storage RLS policies that allowed any authenticated user to read all CVs and anonymous junk uploads. The author fixed each issue — adding a consent gate, replacing anonymous uploads with signed URLs, and pivoting to self-serve company registration — and is now focused entirely on cold outreach to get real employers listed before chasing job seekers.

• •Community feedback exposed verification, privacy, and security gaps in the first week of RamenHire
• •Fixed GA4 consent gate, Supabase RLS read/write policies, and replaced anonymous uploads with signed URLs
• •Next priority is cold outreach to bootstrapped companies — zero registered employers and zero applications so far

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