What to paste
Use resume text, LinkedIn profile sections, or a real job description. The more specific the context, the more useful the feedback.
Free Tools
These tools help you inspect one part of a job search at a time: resume proof, public profile clarity, and role-specific application writing. Each tool works best when you provide real context such as a target role, job description, or profile text.
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Expect short findings, weak spots, rewrite ideas, and next actions you can use before applying.
Privacy note
Review AI output before sending it anywhere. Avoid pasting passwords, private identifiers, or payment details.
How to choose a tool
Start with proof
Use Resume Reviewer when bullets feel vague, outcomes are missing, or a role asks for experience your resume does not clearly show.
Check public positioning
Use LinkedIn Reviewer before sharing your profile with recruiters, referrals, or hiring teams that will scan your headline and recent work.
Tailor before sending
Use Cover Letter Generator only with a real job description so the draft stays specific, short, and easy to verify before you apply.
The tools are designed for quick review, not long-form coaching. Start with one document or one role, make the smallest useful edit, then move to the next step. For active applications, pair these tools with the job tracker so you can remember which version of your resume, profile, or letter was used for each role.
Use the contact page for product issues and the privacy page before sharing sensitive material. AppUo Jobs tools work best with clear context and careful review.
If a result feels too broad, rerun the tool with a narrower target role.