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A current resume, target role, seniority, and any job description you care about.
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Find gaps and improve what matters.
Paste resume text or upload a file, then choose a profession, role, and experience level. The reviewer looks for unclear bullets, missing impact, weak role fit, and gaps that can reduce recruiter confidence.
A current resume, target role, seniority, and any job description you care about.
Top issues, quick fixes, rewrite examples, and a scorecard you can use before applying.
The tool can flag gaps, but you should verify every claim, metric, and date yourself.
Start with the top issues instead of rewriting every line. Fix bullets that lack scope, numbers, tools, or outcomes, then compare the revised resume against one target job. The goal is a clearer proof trail: what you owned, how you worked, and what changed because of your work.
Keep the final version truthful and specific. If the reviewer suggests a metric or a stronger verb, use it only when it matches your real experience.
After revising, save a role-specific copy and record where you used it. That makes it easier to compare response rates and avoid mixing old resume versions with new applications.
Re-run the review after major edits, not after every sentence. The signal is strongest when the resume has changed enough to judge again.