u/Crazy_Sea4127

I have an MSc degree (2019) and have been living in Germany. Although I have no traditional coding experience, I recently built and published EduLens AI — an AI-powered homework solver app — on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store completely using AI tools and no-code platforms.
The app has:
• Real users
• Google OAuth integration
• Custom domain
• Works in 11 languages
I am currently doing:
• Google Analytics Certification (Skillshop)
• Google Introduction to Generative AI (skills.google)
My questions:
1. As someone with no traditional coding background but real published apps, what job titles should I target?
2. Which certifications would actually help me get hired for remote roles?
3. Is no-code/AI development taken seriously by employers in 2026?
4. Any advice for explaining a career gap since 2019?
Any honest advice appreciated — especially from people in Europe or remote tech roles.
Thankyou!

Most students study by reviewing everything equally.

That's why it takes so long and still doesn't stick.

When I built EduLens AI, I added a history log that tracks every problem you scan - the subject, the topic, the specific sub-skill - and surfaces which ones keep coming up. It calculates a mastery score per topic based on how often you're scanning it and whether it's flagged as a root gap.

So instead of "I'm bad at math," you get "you've scanned integration by parts 6 times in two weeks and it's your lowest mastery score."

That's actually actionable.

The scan itself works fast - snap a photo of any problem, get a plain-English step-by-step breakdown, get YouTube tutorials matched to the exact concept. The tracking happens automatically in the background.

34 students using it now. Free to start.

If you've ever felt like you studied hard for an exam and still bombed a section you thought you knew - this is the part of the problem I was trying to solve.

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