Free · No sign-up · 100% private

Beat the bots.
Get the interview.

Build an ATS-friendly resume right in your browser — with a live 0–100 ATS score, an 11-point checker, and a job-description keyword matcher. Free forever, and your data never leaves your device.

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No account. No upload. Just a better resume.

Why resumes get rejected

Software reads your resume before a human does.

Applicant-tracking systems filter out resumes they can’t parse — and graphics, tables, text boxes, and fancy layouts get mangled or tossed. Recruiters spend about 6 seconds on the resumes that survive.

This builder flips the process: it scores your resume the way a parser would — before you submit — and tells you exactly what to fix.

Features

Everything the bots check.
Nothing they hate.

A focused toolkit for one job: a resume that parses cleanly and reads well.

ATS score checker

A live 0–100 score with 11 pass/fail checks — contact info, action verbs, quantified achievements, standard headings — plus specific fix advice for each one.

JD keyword matcher

Paste a job description and see which keywords your resume already covers — and which ones to add, where honest.

3 ATS-safe templates

Classic, Modern, and Compact. Single column, real text, standard headings — no graphics, tables, or text boxes for parsers to choke on.

Live preview

Every keystroke updates the resume instantly. What you see is exactly what the ATS parses — no surprises at export.

One-click PDF export

Download PDF through your print dialog — A4, real selectable text. Or copy plain text for portals that want it raw.

100% private

Everything runs in your browser. Your data lives in localStorage on your device only — nothing is ever uploaded anywhere.

How it works

From blank page to submittable in minutes.

  1. Fill in — or load the sample

    Add your details section by section, or start from a realistic sample resume and make it yours. Your work autosaves as you type.

  2. Watch your ATS score climb

    The 11-point checker grades your resume live and tells you exactly what to fix — weak verbs, missing numbers, thin skills.

  3. Match keywords, export PDF

    Paste the job description, close the keyword gaps, then download your PDF — real selectable text, ready to submit.

Start building

Templates

Three looks. All parser-proof.

Every template follows the same ATS rules — single column, real text, standard headings. Pick the style that fits you.

Classic

Centered header with a serif name. The traditional, never-wrong choice.

Use this template

Compact

Tighter spacing that fits more on one page. For dense careers.

Use this template

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Yes — free forever. No sign-up, no paywall, no “pro” tier. It’s a small set of static files that runs entirely in your browser.

Nowhere. Everything is stored in your browser’s localStorage on your own device. Nothing is uploaded to any server — there isn’t one.

The builder follows the rules parsers expect: single-column layout, real selectable text, standard headings (Professional Summary, Work Experience, Education…), consistent MM/YYYY dates, no graphics or tables. The 11-point checker scores your content against these rules live. No tool can guarantee a specific employer’s system — but this removes the common formatting reasons resumes get rejected.

Click Download PDF — your print dialog opens — choose “Save as PDF”, A4, default margins. The PDF is generated from the same live text, so it’s real selectable text: exactly what ATS parsers read.

No. Open the builder in any browser — it even works double-clicked from your computer with no server. Your work autosaves in the browser as you type.

Single column, real text (no images, icons, tables, text boxes, or progress bars), standard section headings exactly as parsers expect, standard fonts, and consistent dates. All three templates follow these rules — the difference between them is style, not safety.

Your next job starts with a resume the bots can read.

Free. No sign-up. Private by design.

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