See how your resume matches the job posting.

Because nothing here costs us anything per use. The checker and the builder run entirely in your browser — no servers processing your resume, no AI bills, no storage. Paid tools gate the PDF download or meter your scans because that is their business model; we would rather take the traffic and run ads later than put a paywall between you and an application deadline.

No. Scoring, keyword matching, rendering, and saving all happen locally in JavaScript. There is no upload endpoint and no account system — close the tab and the text exists nowhere but your machine.

It evaluates two signals used in many screening workflows: whether your pasted text is clearly structured, and how closely its wording overlaps the posting. 65 points cover structure and language; 35 cover the keyword match when you paste a job description. Every point links to the rule that awarded it. It is not a prediction that any specific employer will interview you — no tool can promise that.

Twelve at launch — software engineer, nurse, project manager, teacher, customer service, accountant, data analyst, sales, marketing, electrician, warehouse, and graduate — each a complete resume with quantified bullets, role-specific keywords, common mistakes, and one-click loading into the builder and checker.

No tool can promise that — screening rules differ by employer and a person makes the final call. What we can do is lower the common, fixable risks: the templates use real selectable text (never images), plain section headings, and single-column or parse-ordered layouts, which are the lowest-risk choices across most systems. Then run your finished resume through the checker against the actual posting and fix what it flags.