Apply
Reads the posting line by line against the resume text you actually have. No invented score, because no such score exists.
Three things, and it says how it did each one.
Covered, Partial, or Absent
Every line in the posting gets one of three ratings against your real resume text, and the exact terms missing from your file get named. Not a percentage. A list you can do something about.
Seven questions about the file
Five of them are fatal to a parser. Columns, text boxes, headers, graphics and the rest, checked on the document itself rather than on the words inside it.
A rewrite request with rules
It builds the whole request for an assistant, carrying rules that forbid inventing an employer, a date, a number, or an outcome. It will not manufacture experience you do not have.
One posting, three rounds.
Apply checks a document against a posting line by line. It will not rewrite the document and it will not invent a line you cannot back in the room.
This posting is made up, so nobody's real resume is sitting on this page. The station itself works exactly like this. The live demo runs the whole app on its own, with nothing to fill in.
Everything it hands you.
- ✓The exact terms missing from your text, named rather than scored.
- ✓The layout faults that break a parser, on the file rather than the wording.
- ✓A clean copy that rebuilds the structure a scanner reads without changing one word you wrote.
- ✓A cover letter check: which of your lines the letter carries, its length, whether it names the employer and the person, and no generic opener. It never writes the letter.
After one rewrite comes back and a required line is still absent, the station stops asking for another and names the three honest endings instead. Sometimes the answer is that you do not have the thing they asked for, and no amount of rewriting changes that.
Where this sits in the search.
Free, no account, and nothing you enter is uploaded.
It installs to your phone from the browser with no app store, and every station keeps running with no signal.