Every posting screens on its own words
Say “data pipelines” where it says “ETL” and you read as a gap — with the same experience behind you.
It reads the posting the way a hiring team does, asks you a couple of quick questions, then writes a resume matched to that role.
Start free · no credit card · ready in about 10 minutes
S. G.
Senior Backend Engineer · Remote
4 requirements evidenced · 1 to strengthen
Most applications are sorted before a person reads one. The resume that gets through isn’t the most impressive — it’s the one written for that posting.
Say “data pipelines” where it says “ETL” and you read as a gap — with the same experience behind you.
The scope you owned, the numbers you moved. Written once for everyone, all of it stays implied.
Columns, tables, icons. The system loses them quietly, and everything inside them.
01 A few seconds
It comes back as the list of requirements you are actually scored on — each one matched against the resume you already have.
Senior Backend Engineer · Payments
02 Five minutes
Only where the posting wants something your resume does not already show. Plain language, your own words, nothing to prepare.
Quick questions
You mention improving system reliability. Roughly what changed, and by how much?
We took p99 checkout latency from 840ms to 210ms over two quarters, and uptime from 99.2% to 99.95%.
That’s all it needs — this goes straight into your resume.
03 Under two minutes
A clean single-column document written to 2026 recruiter conventions — plus what changed, and what is still worth strengthening.
Rewrote 4 bullets against “owns production reliability”
Evidenced Terraform — from your answers
To strengthen: 5+ years managing a distributed team
Reported to you, so you know what to work on next.
Every line traces back to your resume or to an answer you gave. The gaps are reported, not filled.
A chatbot fills the gap with something plausible. This asks you a couple of questions and writes only what you confirmed — nothing inferred, rounded up, or filled in to make a requirement look met.
Where the posting asks for something you have not evidenced, it says so and leaves it out — so you decide what to add, rather than discovering an invention in an interview.
Eighteen rules across seven dimensions, each with the reasoning and the outside sources behind it. The same rulebook the writer is given is the one you can read.
Single-column ATS, two-column modern, professional executive and serif creative resume templates. Example resumes, not customers — pick one and start on it.
Building, editing and exporting are included on every plan — the free one too.
See what it does before you pay anything.
$0 / month
For a search running at full pace.
$29.95 / month
$29.95 billed every month
The rate the other terms are measured against.
$22.95 / month
$68.85 billed every 3 months
Saves $21 (23%) against paying monthly
$20.95 / month
$251.40 billed every 12 months
Saves $108 (30%) against paying monthly
$0.39 per resume
Buy as many as you need, from 10 up. You pay once.
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.
A chatbot has only the page you paste in, so it can restate your resume or embellish it, and it has no idea what the role screens on. Resume Graph asks you a few quick questions first — the ones a good recruiter would ask about the work behind a bullet — then writes from your resume plus your answers. That is why the finished document is specific enough to pass a screen and hold up in the conversation that follows.
About ten minutes, and most of that is you typing. The analysis and the rewrite take under two minutes together; the rest is a short set of questions you answer in a sentence or two each.
Yes, and by construction. 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 matched resumes and cover letters. They are never shared, never sold, and never used to train a model.
No. The free plan gives you one matched resume to try, with no card and no trial countdown.
Only as many as it needs: one per requirement your resume does not already cover, and none at all for the ones it covers well. A resume that is already close to the posting is asked almost nothing. There is nothing to prepare and no form to fill in — each question is one plain sentence, answered in your own words.
Yes. Templates, editing and export are included on every plan including the free one, and they cost next to nothing. Matching a resume to a specific posting is what the product is built around, and it is where you will feel the difference.
Yes — written from a finished matched resume and the same answers, so the letter and the resume tell one consistent story about the same role.