How it actually works
Every feature, as a 30-second walkthrough. Most people use two features and never find the rest — this page is the rest.
Pick a resume template and edit it
Your resume lives in one place — the master resume. Templates are just different ways of printing it, so switching template never makes you retype anything.
Open Templates and narrow by style, experience level or industry. Every one of the 69 is single-column and ATS-safe unless the card says otherwise.
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- Browse and filter
Open Templates and narrow by style, experience level or industry. Every one of the 69 is single-column and ATS-safe unless the card says otherwise.
Look for Templates - Preview before you commit
Hit Preview on any card to see the real PDF, not a picture of one. If you've already built your master resume, flip the toggle to My data and the same PDF re-renders with your own details.
Look for Preview → My data - Fill your master resume
Use this template takes you to the editor with that template remembered. Fill the sections down the page — name, experience, education, skills. AI suggestions appear on the right as you type.
Look for Use this template - Edit any time, download any time
The master resume is always editable at /resume. Change a bullet there and every future download and every tailored version picks it up — you never edit a template, you edit your resume.
Look for PDF · DOCX - Tailor it for a specific job
Paste a job description in Tailor and we rewrite your bullets for that role, then score the result. Every tailored version is saved separately with its own downloads — your master never changes.
Look for Tailor with this
The bit people get wrong: Editing happens in the master resume, never in the template. If a change isn't showing up, you're probably looking at an older tailored version — open /resume, edit, save.
Free includes 19 templates with a small watermark line at the foot of the page. Pro unlocks 56 and removes the watermark; Premium unlocks all 69.
Tailor it for the JD
One resume, rewritten for each job you apply to. Paste a JD, get your bullets rephrased in the right tone with an ATS score and a diff of every change — your master stays untouched.
Paste the JD into Job description, or drop a Naukri / LinkedIn / Indeed link in the URL box and hit Pull JD to fetch it. Add the role title and company so the rewrite can aim properly.
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- Bring the job description
Paste the JD into Job description, or drop a Naukri / LinkedIn / Indeed link in the URL box and hit Pull JD to fetch it. Add the role title and company so the rewrite can aim properly.
Look for Pull JD - Pick tone and length, then go
Tone offers formal, confident, humble, results-driven and executive; Length gives 1-page, 2-page or detailed. Then hit Tailor now — it takes about 30 seconds.
Look for Tailor now - Read the score, before and after
You get ATS Score Before and After out of 100, plus keyword coverage — what got added, what matched, what's still missing — and a breakdown across keyword match, quantification, action verbs and more.
Look for ATS Score · After - Check the diff, then download
What changed shows every bullet side-by-side with the old text struck out, and Why I changed this explains each edit. Download as PDF, DOCX or HTML — the version is saved to your dashboard.
Look for Download PDF
The bit people get wrong: A tailored version is frozen at creation. To improve it further, fix your master resume at /resume and tailor again — editing the master is what changes every future version.
Free includes 2 tailorings a month (resume + JD up to 2000 words). Pro removes both limits; there's also ₹49 pay-per-use.
Write the cover letter
A cover letter recruiters actually finish, written from your master resume against the JD you paste. Five tones, one click, and it never touches your tailoring credits.
The letter is grounded in your master resume — nothing else to paste
Drop the job description into Job description — the letter is grounded in your master resume, so there's nothing else to paste. Role and Company are optional but sharpen the opening line.
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- Paste the JD
Drop the job description into Job description — the letter is grounded in your master resume, so there's nothing else to paste. Role and Company are optional but sharpen the opening line.
Look for Job description - Pick a tone
Five tones: formal, enthusiastic, story-driven, problem-solver and confident. Pick the one that matches the company, then hit Write cover letter.
Look for Write cover letter - Copy and send
You get a subject line plus the letter body. Hit Copy and paste it straight into the application form or email — your last ten letters stay on the page under Recent.
Look for Copy
The bit people get wrong: It writes from your master resume, so it errors if you haven't built one. Do /resume first, then come back.
Free at every plan — cover letters never use credits. Fair-use limit of 20 an hour.
Track every application
A kanban board for your job hunt. Every application moves saved → applied → screening → interview → offer, and the funnel numbers tell you what to fix next.
Type the Company and Role and hit Add application — the card lands in the saved column. The Chrome extension can also log applications automatically when you tailor on a job board.
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- Add every shot you take
Type the Company and Role and hit Add application — the card lands in the saved column. The Chrome extension can also log applications automatically when you tailor on a job board.
Look for Add application - Move cards with one tap
Each card shows → chips for its next stages — applied, screening, interview, offer, plus rejected and accepted. No dragging; tap the chip the moment something moves.
Look for → applied - Let Gmail fill the board
Import from Gmail scans your last 90 days of 'application received' emails and prefills the tracker — Connect Gmail, then Run import. Read-only; we never send mail for you.
Look for Import from Gmail - Read the funnel in Analytics
Analytics turns the board into response, interview and offer rates plus a stage-by-stage funnel. And if a card sits in applied for a week, we email you a follow-up nudge.
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The bit people get wrong: The rates only move when you move the cards. If everything sits in applied, the funnel has nothing to tell you.
Free for everyone, no limits — the tracker and Analytics work on any plan.
Rehearse the interview
A mock interviewer that reads your actual resume, asks 5–7 questions for the round you pick, and scores every answer so you know exactly what to practice.
Choose behavioral, technical or HR under Round, and optionally paste the JD so questions aim at the actual job. Then hit Start interview.
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- Pick your round
Choose behavioral, technical or HR under Round, and optionally paste the JD so questions aim at the actual job. Then hit Start interview.
Look for Start interview - Answer by typing or speaking
Questions come one at a time. Type your answer and Send, or hit Speak answer to dictate — it transcribes for you, which is much closer to the real thing.
Look for Speak answer - Get scored on every answer
Every answer gets Clarity, Structure and Relevance out of 10 with two sentences of feedback — you'll know exactly why an answer felt weak while it's still fresh.
- Finish with a practice list
After 5–7 questions you get a Confidence Index out of 100 with your strengths, your gaps, and a practice list to work through before the real interview.
The bit people get wrong: Refreshing the page loses the running interview, so finish a session in one sitting.
Free on every plan — it needs your master resume, since questions come from your real experience.
Turn the same resume into a website
A web portfolio is your resume as an animated personal site you can send as a link. It's built from the same master resume, so there's nothing extra to write.
Every preview is free — the plan decides which you can open with your data
All 46 previews are open to everyone and run on demo data, so you can see exactly how a design behaves before deciding.
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- Preview any design free
All 46 previews are open to everyone and run on demo data, so you can see exactly how a design behaves before deciding.
Look for Preview - Open it with your data
Open & Edit renders the site from your master resume in a new tab, with a small floating toolbar at the bottom.
Look for Open & Edit - Edit text straight on the page
Click Edit in that toolbar (or just press E) and the text becomes editable where it sits — click a heading, retype it, click away. Press Escape or hit Edit again to stop.
Look for Edit - Add your photo and project shots
Photo sets your profile picture. Click any picture slot in the page to add a project screenshot or a certificate. Images are compressed in your browser first, then saved to your account, so they follow you to any device.
Look for Photo - Download a single file and host it free
Download from the toolbar saves one self-contained .html file with every image baked in. Drag it onto Netlify Drop and you have a live link in about a minute. Print saves the same page as a PDF instead.
Look for Download · Print
The bit people get wrong: There are two Download buttons and they aren't the same. The one in the floating toolbar saves what you see, including text you retyped. The one on the gallery card re-renders fresh from your master resume — images included, retyped text not. Typed edits live in the browser you made them in, so download from that same browser.
Free lets you open 2 designs with your own data, Pro 30, and Premium all 46 including the 3D and interactive ones. Previews stay free at every plan.
Audit your LinkedIn profile
Your LinkedIn, scored the way a recruiter skims it — with rewrites for the headline and About, skills to add and drop, and a profile-photo check.
Fastest path: request your data copy from LinkedIn (Settings → Data privacy), then hit Upload Profile.pdf and every field fills itself. Or paste your headline, About and bullets by hand.
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- Auto-fill from LinkedIn's export
Fastest path: request your data copy from LinkedIn (Settings → Data privacy), then hit Upload Profile.pdf and every field fills itself. Or paste your headline, About and bullets by hand.
Look for Upload Profile.pdf - Run the audit
Hit Audit my profile for a score out of 100 and a Top priorities list. Character counters keep you inside LinkedIn's 220-char headline cut and the About 'see more' fold.
Look for Audit my profile - Steal the rewrites
Three About rewrites — story, achievement and hybrid — plus headline options, Skills to add and Skills to drop. Pick the one that sounds like you and paste it into LinkedIn.
- Check your photo too
The Photo feedback tab scores your picture on framing, lighting, background, expression and professionalism, and tells you what to fix before it costs you profile views.
Look for Photo feedback
The bit people get wrong: We can't fetch your profile from a URL — LinkedIn blocks bots. The PDF export upload is the auto-fill path.
Uses no tailoring credits. Fair-use limits apply (10 audits an hour).
Roast My Resume
The fastest honest read on your resume. Paste it in, get a blunt critique and a score out of 10 — no signup, no credits, and Hinglish input is fine.
Drop your resume text — or just your bullets — into the box. You don't need an account and it doesn't use any of your tailoring credits.
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- Paste and go
Drop your resume text — or just your bullets — into the box. You don't need an account and it doesn't use any of your tailoring credits.
Look for Roast My Resume 🔥 - Read the damage
You get a one-line verdict, the specific burns, a straight 'real talk' paragraph, a numbered list of what to fix, and a score out of 10.
- Fix what it found
Every burn maps to something you can change. Take the fix list into your master resume, apply it, then run the ATS check to see the score move.
Look for ATS Score Checker - Share it if you're brave
Sign in and consent, and we save a public link with its own share card for WhatsApp, LinkedIn or X. Your personal details are stripped out before anything is stored.
Completely free, signed in or not. Sharing needs an account only because a public link has to belong to someone.
Optimize with AI
No job description handy? Optimize rewrites your resume for pure impact — sharper bullets, stronger verbs, real quantification, ATS-safe phrasing — and shows the score jump.
Two tiles: Master resume uses what's saved at /resume, no upload needed; Upload a new resume takes a fresh PDF or DOCX and optimizes it without touching your master.
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- Pick what to optimize
Two tiles: Master resume uses what's saved at /resume, no upload needed; Upload a new resume takes a fresh PDF or DOCX and optimizes it without touching your master.
Look for Optimize my resume - Watch the before and after
You get ATS Score Before and After out of 100, plus Top issues we addressed and What changed (and why) — every rewrite is explained, nothing is a black box.
Look for ATS Score · After - Download or keep going
Grab the PDF or DOCX, open View full diff to see every bullet compared, or push on with Tailor this for a JD once you have a real job in sight.
Look for View full diff
The bit people get wrong: Optimize never edits your master. To iterate, apply the improvements at /resume first — re-running on the same untouched master gives a near-identical result and still spends a credit.
Uses one free credit per run (same monthly pool as tailoring, 2/month). Unlimited on Pro.
Three free checkers
Quick, single-purpose tools that each answer one scary question: will the bots parse me, what's missing for this job, and does my resume sound like ChatGPT wrote it?
Paste or upload your resume and hit Get my ATS score — 0 to 100 across eight checks, with the top fixes ranked by severity. Add a target JD for a sharper score.
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- ATS Score Checker
Paste or upload your resume and hit Get my ATS score — 0 to 100 across eight checks, with the top fixes ranked by severity. Add a target JD for a sharper score.
Look for Get my ATS score - Skill Gap Finder
Paste a JD and hit Find my skill gaps — it compares the ask against your master resume and names the real gaps, not keyword bait, each with a plan and free courses to close it.
Look for Find my skill gaps - Resume Humanizer
Paste bullets that sound AI-written and hit Humanize — buzzwords go, sentence rhythm varies, and every number, skill and fact stays exactly as you wrote it. Robot Score shows the drop.
Look for Humanize
The bit people get wrong: Skill Gap Finder compares against your master resume, so build that first — the other two work on anything you paste.
All three are free: 5 ATS checks and 3 Humanizer runs a month, Skill Gap uncapped. Pro removes the caps.
ATS X-Ray and Offer Roast
The two deeper Pro tools: see your resume file exactly as an ATS parser sees it, and get an offer letter dissected before you sign anything.
Drop a PDF or DOCX into ATS X-Ray and see What you designed next to What the ATS sees — the raw text a parser extracts, with your name, email and sections detected or missed.
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- X-Ray your resume file
Drop a PDF or DOCX into ATS X-Ray and see What you designed next to What the ATS sees — the raw text a parser extracts, with your name, email and sections detected or missed.
Look for What the ATS sees - Fix what the parser breaks
The issues list calls out the layout risks — tables, columns, graphics — that scramble parsing. Fix them, re-upload with Try another, repeat until it reads clean.
Look for Try another - Roast your offer letter
Paste an offer into Offer Roast with your role, city and years — you get a verdict, CTC breakdown, market band, red flags, hidden traps and ready-to-send negotiation scripts.
Look for Roast my offer
The bit people get wrong: X-Ray reads the file you upload, not your saved master — export your latest PDF first so you're testing the thing you actually send.
Both are Pro (₹199/mo) — free accounts see the locked preview. Unlimited runs once upgraded.
Referral Finder
A referral beats a cold apply. This finds alumni from your college at your target company — through smart pre-filtered LinkedIn searches — and drafts the DMs to send them.
Type your Target company — your college and name auto-fill from your master resume. Add the role and graduation year to make the DMs warmer, then hit Find alumni & draft DMs.
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- Name the company
Type your Target company — your college and name auto-fill from your master resume. Add the role and graduation year to make the DMs warmer, then hit Find alumni & draft DMs.
Look for Find alumni & draft DMs - Open the ready-made searches
We don't scrape LinkedIn. You get pre-filtered People Search links — like your college's alumni at that company — that open real, current results in one click.
Look for LinkedIn searches to open - Send a DM that doesn't feel cold
Three ready-to-edit drafts — Formal, Conversational and Hinglish — each with a Copy button. Personalise one line, send, and you've turned a cold apply into a warm intro.
Look for Hinglish
The bit people get wrong: The DMs auto-fill from your master resume — a filled-in master makes them noticeably warmer.
Pro feature (₹199/mo) — free accounts see the locked preview.
Refer & earn
Every friend who signs up through your link gets 2 free weeks of Pro — and so do you. No cap, it stacks.
Your personal link lives at /refer — hit Copy, or share it straight to WhatsApp, LinkedIn or X with the buttons next to it.
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- Copy your link
Your personal link lives at /refer — hit Copy, or share it straight to WhatsApp, LinkedIn or X with the buttons next to it.
Look for Copy - They sign up, you both win
The moment a friend signs up through your link, both accounts get 2 weeks of Pro free — no payment, no coupon code to type.
- Stack it
There's no cap: 26 sign-ups is a year of Pro. The counter on the page shows how many friends have joined so far.
Look for friends joined
Free for every account — sharing costs nothing.
Start with the roast — it takes one paste, costs nothing, and tells you exactly which part of your resume to fix first. Everything else follows from there.
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