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Everything you need between “I found a job” and “I applied”

Six parts, in the order you'll meet them. Each one builds on the resume you already have.

Illustration: a plain resume line rewritten into a stronger one, with the job match and missing skills shown beside the resume.

1 · Build

Get one accurate, structured resume that everything else works from.

A guided question answered in plain words, turned into a polished line on the resume beside it.
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  • Upload your resume

    Turn the PDF or Word file you already have into structured, verified data.

  • Build one from scratch

    Answer a short set of questions and get a first draft — for when there is no file to upload yet.

  • Edit and complete your profile

    Fill the gaps in your work history, skills and education. Everything downstream is only as good as this.

  • Presets on Free

    Change how it looks

    Pick a layout preset — or, on Pro, control section order, accent colour, font and spacing yourself.

2 · Optimize

Find out how your resume actually reads to screening software.

A job's requirements checked one by one against the resume, each with the evidence behind it or a note that nothing shows it yet.
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  • ATS compatibility score

    See how your resume scores against applicant-tracking conventions, and which parts drag it down.

  • Analyze a job description

    Paste a posting or a link and get the requirements pulled apart into what is required and what is merely preferred.

3 · Tailor

Rewrite your resume for one specific role, grounded in your real history.

What you wrote and the refined version side by side, with the figures kept exactly the same.
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  • Tailor your resume to one role

    A rewritten resume aimed at a specific posting — and never a claim your real history doesn't support.

  • Paid plans

    Compare versions

    Keep every tailored version and see exactly what changed between them before you send one.

  • PDF on Free

    Download as PDF or Word

    PDF on every plan. Word (.docx) on Pro, for the employers and agencies that still insist on it.

4 · Apply

Produce and send the rest of the application without leaving the page.

A cover letter written from your actual experience, attached with the tailored resume to an application email ready to send.
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  • Write the cover letter

    A letter for this role, drawn from the same verified history as the resume — not a generic template.

    Works within a job you've added.

  • Send the application

    Draft the email, attach the right resume, and send it — with a copy kept so nothing is lost.

5 · Improve

See what a role wants that you haven't shown yet — and what to do about it.

A target job's skills sorted into what you have, what is missing, and what to build first.
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  • See what you're missing

    Requirements this role wants that your resume doesn't yet evidence, split into what you can simply add and what you'd need to learn.

    Works within a job you've added.

6 · Track

Keep every role, version and reply in one place.

A board of job applications from saved to offer, with one role flagged for a follow-up after nine quiet days.
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  • Track every application

    One board from saved to offer, with notes, dates and follow-up reminders on the roles that have gone quiet.

Start with the resume you have

The Free plan is permanent and needs no card.

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