For anyone sending out a resume

Your resume probably isn't being rejected. It isn't being found.

Applicant tracking systems mostly parse and index. Recruiters then search and rank. A resume that parses badly, or misses the words they search for, never surfaces.

Rewrite my resume for a job

Create an account: 30 free tokens covers the first rewrite. No card, no subscription.

The job asks

“Report weekly results to senior stakeholders.”

Your resume says

“Sent the Monday numbers email to the leadership team.”

Shown, in different words

Example, not a real result. Every line we show is quoted from your own resume.

Recruiters search for the words the job uses. If your resume says the same thing in other words, it is not found. Rewriting from what you already wrote fixes that without adding a claim.

What the rewrite shows you

Line-by-line changes
Each change sits next to the line you wrote, so you can see what was already yours. A line changes only when your resume already supports the change.
Your own words
Your employers, numbers and phrasing stay. Change any line that does not sound like you.
Before and after
The original and the rewrite side by side, so every change traces back to something you already wrote.
Sections a parser misreads
A section a parser misreads cannot be matched later. The rewrite points those sections out.

Resume proof costs 15 tokens a run.