A score, and a straight answer
We score your resume against that exact job out of 100, name the three reasons it is being thrown out, and tell you plainly whether it is worth it, a maybe, or one to skip.
Paste in the job, send us your resume, and find out whether it is worth your evening. Here is what happens in between.
Every step is there to answer one thing: is this job worth your time? Then we do the work for the ones that are.
Copy the whole job description, not just the link. Your resume can be a PDF or a Word file. If it has two columns, we read it in the right order, which most software does not.
We pull out every job, every line and every number, and we keep track of which numbers came from you. That record is what stops the rewrite from inventing anything later.
Your resume against that one job. You get a score out of 100 and the three reasons you are being thrown out. We publish exactly how the score is worked out, so you can check it yourself.
Worth it, maybe, or skip it. A low score is a warning, not a wall. If you want to go for it anyway, we say plainly that it is a long shot and change the approach to give you the best chance.
What that job really pays in your city, taken from market data and never guessed by the AI. We also point out ads left up for months, pay that is praised but never stated, and work-permit rules buried at the bottom.
You get a resume written for that job in Word and PDF, plus a cover letter. If a line needs a number, we ask you for it. Then we check every number against what you gave us before sending your files.
For every job you check we show three jobs nearby that fit you better. Our browser add-on types your details into the form on your own computer. You read it and you press send. We never apply for you.
Most employers use software to read resumes before a person ever does, and it throws out most of them. Everything here answers one question: is this job worth your evening?
We score your resume against that exact job out of 100, name the three reasons it is being thrown out, and tell you plainly whether it is worth it, a maybe, or one to skip.
Real pay for that job in your city, taken from market data, never guessed by the AI. If there are no solid numbers where you live, we tell you that instead of inventing one.
Ads left up for months, pay that is praised but never stated, licence and work-permit rules buried at the bottom. We point them out before you spend the evening.
If a line on your resume needs a number, we ask you for it. We never make one up. Every number in your new resume is checked against what you gave us before we send it.
Every time you check a job, we show you three jobs nearby that fit you better. In the walkthrough below, two of Maria's eleven applications came from this list.
A made-up example to show how the product works. Not a real customer review.
Forty-one applications in three months. Four replies. No offers. She applies in English and thinks in Spanish.
One resume, one job, a score out of 100 and the three reasons your resume is being thrown out. No card, no account, under five minutes.