AI resume analyzer that scores your resume against the job you actually want

Most rejections happen before a human reads your resume. Applicant tracking systems rank candidates on how closely the resume language matches the posting, and recruiters skim the top third for evidence that you have done the job before.

The analyzer compares two documents — your resume and one job description — and reports where they diverge. You get a percentage match, a section-level breakdown (experience, skills, education, summary) and a prioritised list of fixes ordered by how much each one moves the score.

Every run looks at the same set of signals so you can compare results across jobs and track whether your edits actually improved the fit.

A score on its own does not get interviews. Each suggestion comes with rewritten text you can accept, edit or ignore, and the resume builder keeps a version per application so you never overwrite the master copy.

Once the resume is tuned, generate a matching cover letter from the same job description and log the application in the tracker so you know exactly which version you sent where.

Career changers who need to translate past experience into the target industry's vocabulary, experienced professionals applying to a small number of high-value roles, and anyone sending applications into a silence they cannot explain. It works for any US role — engineering, healthcare, logistics, sales, caregiving, administration and more.