Official storefront

Mac apps, straight from the maker.

This is the official store of nhannht (Nguyen Huu Thien Nhan), an independent software developer in Vietnam. Every app here is built, shipped, and supported by one person. Me.

Proof of work: nhannht.io.vn and github.com/nhannht

macOS 15 or later Free · US$49.99 Pro, one payment

JobJujutsu

A receipts-first career vault. Every claim you make about your career carries the evidence that proves it, and only what is verified ever leaves the vault.

JobJujutsu on a Studio Display, showing the product title screen
JobJujutsu open on a MacBook, showing the vault on a desk

Your vault, on your Mac

Everything lives on your machine. No account to create, no server holding your career, nothing uploaded.

The All Claims list beside a claim detail pane showing its evidence and verification status

Every claim in one place

Experience, projects, certificates, contributions. Each one carries the evidence that proves it.

The export sheet with a banner naming two claims it held back

Export refuses to lie

Before a word leaves, the sheet lists what it held back and tells you why. Only verified claims go out.

Receipt Health showing 27 monitored links with healthy, blocked, broken and stale counters

Links rot. The vault notices.

It re-checks the evidence behind your claims and keeps a saved snapshot of each page for when one dies.

The Follow-ups list with overdue items in red above this week's items

Nothing goes cold

Overdue chases in red, this week underneath, each one tied to a job and where it sits in your pipeline.

The Resume Studio with the claim list, a live page preview, and design controls

Build the resume, keep the proof

Six templates and a real PDF with selectable text. The receipt lines stay in every one of them.

The CV Variants pane with a separate variant per role and its claims ticked

A different CV for every job

One vault, many variants. Tick the claims that fit the role and leave the rest out.

The STAR Stories editor with linked claims above situation, task, action and result boxes

Interview answers, ready

Situation, task, action, result, each story linked to claims you have already proved.

The hash-chained event log for one application, ending with a chain-intact confirmation

It writes down what you did

Every action gets a dated line in a log you can verify, so six weeks later you can just look it up.

Payments

Who charges you

JobJujutsu sells through two channels, and which one you use decides who charges you.

Mac App Store. Apple is the seller. Apple runs the checkout, issues your receipt, handles VAT and sales tax, and the charge on your statement comes from Apple.

Direct license from this store. Opening soon. The sale goes through a merchant of record, which runs the checkout, issues your invoice, and handles VAT and sales tax. The charge on your statement comes from the merchant named at checkout.

All prices are listed in US dollars. Refunds follow the refund policy, and every sale is covered by the terms of service.