The posting is a checklist
Screening happens against the requirements as written, in the words they were written in. Say “data pipelines” to a posting that says “ETL” and it reads as a miss.
Grounded rewriting · no invented experience
Most AI resume tools will happily give you skills you don’t have — and you find out in the interview. Resume Graph rewrites from two sources only: what your resume already says, and what you confirm when it asks you.
Same person, same jobs — scope and outcomes made legible to a recruiter who spends six seconds on the first pass.
None of these are about how hard you worked.
Screening happens against the requirements as written, in the words they were written in. Say “data pipelines” to a posting that says “ETL” and it reads as a miss.
Ask a model to make you fit and it will. That is how people end up defending a tool they have never opened, in a room they wanted to be in.
Columns, tables, icons, header blocks — an applicant tracking system quietly loses them, and everything you put inside them.
The interview is the part that matters — it is how the system gets the truth instead of guessing at it.
Upload a PDF, or reuse a resume you already tailored here. The posting is broken into the individual requirements a recruiter actually screens on.
Where your resume falls short of a requirement, you are asked about it — one question at a time, in plain language. Your answers are the only new material the rewrite is allowed to use.
A clean, single-column document written to 2026 recruiter conventions — plus a list of exactly what changed and what still is not covered.
Every requirement it cannot ground in your resume or your answers comes back marked still missing — visible to you, absent from the document.
Rewrote 4 bullets against “owns production reliability”
Surfaced Terraform — confirmed in your answers
Still missing: 5+ years managing a distributed team
Not written into the resume. Reported to you.
That list is useful on its own: it is the shortest honest description of the gap between you and the job.
The allowance below is the one the system actually enforces — no asterisk.
See what it does before you pay anything.
$0 / month
Perfect for a focused job search.
$20 / month
For a search running at full pace.
$50 / month
$2 one-time payment
Prices in USD. Billing isn’t connected yet, so every account currently runs on the free allowance — nothing is charged, and there is nothing to cancel.
No — that is the whole point. The rewrite may draw on exactly two sources: what your source resume already states, and what you confirmed when it interviewed you about the gaps. A requirement it cannot honestly cover is listed as still missing, visible to you and absent from the document.
About ten minutes. Most of that is you answering the interview questions in your own words — the analysis and the rewrite take under two minutes together.
Yes. Single column, no tables or graphics, standard section order, YYYY-MM dates, and the keyword surface forms taken from the posting itself. You can copy it out as plain text that survives any parser.
They are stored privately against your account and used only to produce your own tailored resumes and cover letters. They are never shared, never sold, and never used to train a model.
No. The free plan gives you three tailored resumes a month with no card and no trial countdown.
Yes — generated from a finished tailored resume and grounded in the same confirmed answers, so the letter and the resume tell one consistent story.
One posting, one honest rewrite, about ten minutes.
Tailor my resume — free