LazyApply is a functional Chrome extension with verifiable traction (~20,000 users, viral social media presence) but suffers from mixed-to-negative user sentiment regarding reliability and refund policies. While the tool addresses a genuine pain point (job application fatigue), its 'quantity over quality' approach risks user account bans on platforms like LinkedIn. The project submission itself was of extremely low quality, containing hyperbolic claims ('most people have used my product') that contradict the actual niche market size.
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