Three steps from blank page to interview.
You write, we score, an expert sharpens. No paralysis, no guessing what recruiters want — just a résumé that’s ready for the software and the human on the other side.
No blank page, no formatting rabbit-holes.
Start from a guided form that asks the right questions, or a Word-style WYSIWYG editor you already know how to drive. Either way you write on one of four single-column, ATS-safe templates, with a live preview updating as you go — so the layout stays parseable while you focus on the words.
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Run the free ATS check — no account. Upload your PDF, paste any job description, and a deterministic engine scores it two ways: ATS compatibility (can the software parse and search it) and JD keyword match (how well it covers the role). You get the exact keywords you’re missing and the specific lines to change. Your résumé is never stored.
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Tailor and rewrite with AI that works from a strict rule — it can sharpen and restructure, but it cannot introduce a fact you didn’t give it. Every rewrite carries provenance you can trace back to your intake. Add a five-colour audit and expert-level feedback, and you send a résumé you can defend line by line.
Deterministic scoring plus truth-preserving AI make a résumé you can defend.
A real score you can move on purpose, and rewrites that never outrun the truth.
The same résumé always returns the same score, with transparent weights — so you’re tuning to a real signal, not a moving target.
Every rewrite traces back to a fact you provided. No invented titles, no faked metrics — nothing you’d have to walk back in the interview.
A measurable score plus a traceable rewrite means a résumé that reads well to the software and holds up to the human — the whole point.
See how an ATS reads your résumé in 15 seconds.
Free, no account, never stored. Start at step two and work backward — or forward.