Everything we've shipped.

The comparison people actually ask for. Where ChatGPT wins (iteration, cover letters, everything around the resume), where we do (a blunt verdict on the same rubric every time, no prompt to write), and how to use both. Also fixed a bug that showed a stray apostrophe code on the other comparison pages.

All 25 role pages got a pass: tips that were near copies across roles are now specific to each job, claims we couldn't back up are gone, and every page ends with next steps into Job Match, the 6-Second Replay and Level Check.

Watch a simulated recruiter read your resume in six seconds. A spotlight follows the scan pattern recruiter eye-tracking studies describe (name, title, company, dates), a note at each stop says what they think, and the end shows the best lines they never reached and the one change that would fix it. Downloads as a vertical video with your name and contact details hidden. Nothing is stored.

The roast, turned around. Paste a job listing and get a 0-100 Red Flag Score, the exact lines that gave it away (quoted, never paraphrased), a corporate-to-English translation, and a five-point ghost job check. The AI never names the employer, and the posting text is never stored. Free, with a share card sized for Reddit.

Our biggest product yet: a $14.99 prep pack for one specific interview, built from your resume and their job description. The questions they'll likely ask — each citing the exact resume line or posting phrase that triggers it — with your answers drafted, gap defenses, an opener, and a cheat sheet. There's a complete unedited sample to read before paying anything.

What level does your resume actually read as? Screeners re-level you from your bullets, not your title. Level Check reads both — the level your title claims and the level your evidence supports — and names the exact lines responsible for the gap. Free, no signup.

Nine guides covering every stage from the recruiter phone screen to resigning gracefully: the screen, the 24-hour prep, career fairs, what to bring, the second round, the thank-you and the silence after it, negotiating the offer, and the two weeks notice. Each stage links to the next.

A real share of postings are never filled. The nine signals of a ghost listing and the 60-second check to run before you spend 30 minutes tailoring.

Who actually runs this, the exact grading pipeline and where it falls short, where our statistics come from, and how the site makes money. Plus a contact form that reaches a real person.

Generic question lists have never seen your resume. Every roast now surfaces the two questions a recruiter would most likely ask you, generated from your actual experience — free, no signup.

The twelve questions almost everyone gets, what each one is really checking, and why interviewers trust mechanisms over claims — plus a dedicated guide to “tell me about yourself” with six full scripts.

Every guide on the site organised into one ordered path: write it, check it, tailor it, send it. The best place to start if you don't know which part is broken.

Take the archetype quiz and have your result, the tells, and the fix sent to you.

September is the biggest hiring wave of the year and it rewards people who prepped in August. Month by month, for students and experienced job seekers.

Eight questions, no upload, no signup. Find out which of six resume personalities you are — the Buzzword Sommelier, the Humble Ghost, the Metric Machine — and the one fix that matters most for your type. Results are shareable with their own card.

The findings from thousands of AI-scored resumes, laid out as citable stats with linkable anchors and one-click citations. The median buzzword score is 22, and the biggest category of everything the detector flags is claims with no number in them.

The grade header went editorial: a horizontal split on a real surface, a static grade glow instead of the old pulse, and a grade-position meter. The verdict lost its gradient panel for something quieter.

Three new guides built around real examples rather than templates: resume summaries, LinkedIn About sections, and cover letters — each with versions for career changers, new grads, and senior candidates.

Not happy with your rewrite? Contact us within 14 days for a full refund. No forms, no argument.

Our flagship report: what thousands of AI-scored resumes reveal about buzzword density, missing metrics, tailoring, AI-written resumes, length, and how grades actually distribute.

Side-by-side comparisons against 9 resume tools (Zety, TopResume, Jobscan, Rezi, Resume Worded, and more) — including an honest map of the whole category and where each competitor beats us.

A full, real preview of the paid Pro Rewrite and Career Bundle — section rewrites, cover letter, LinkedIn summary, interview prep — so you know exactly what you get before paying.

Two paired guides: what skills to put on your resume (the 10-15 rule) and the 8 skills to cut, starting with Microsoft Office.

Paste your resume + a job description, get a 0-100 fit score, the missing keywords ranked by importance, and your weakest bullets rewritten for that specific role. The most practical tool we've built.

Rewrite your entire resume in 5 professional voices — Corporate, Startup, Consulting, Finance, Creative. Same facts, wildly different framing.

A data-driven breakdown of which buzzword categories dominate real resumes, based on what our BS Detector flags most often.

Paste one resume bullet, get three rewrites at escalating polish levels — Honest, Polished, Shameless. Pick the middle one.

Translates your career into a Hinge-style dating profile. Built for the screenshot that lands in your group chat.

A dedicated home for the Buzzword Density Score — the 0-100 metric that scores how much corporate fluff is hiding in your resume.

Every free tool in one place, so you don't have to dig through the footer to find them.

A clear breakdown of what's free (the roast) and what's optional (Pro Rewrite $4.99, Career Bundle $9.99). No subscriptions.

A gallery of the funniest archetype titles our AI has assigned to real resumes.

Every roast now includes a 0-100 score for corporate fluff, with the worst offending phrases called out by name.

Deep guides on ATS, tailoring, resume formats, being fired, photos by country, resume vs CV, and more.

The flagship. Upload your resume, get a letter grade, a comedic archetype title, and brutally honest AI commentary across five categories.

Upload two resumes and watch them fight. AI roasts both, compares them round by round, and crowns a winner.

Free AI critique of your cover letter — every 'I am writing to apply for' counted, every 'passionate' flagged.

Free AI roast of your LinkedIn profile — rocket emojis counted, thought-leader energy measured.

Optional one-time paid rewrites for when the jokes are over and you want the AI to actually fix your resume.