Is your resume ready to send?
Paste your resume and see how a careful recruiter and an applicant tracking system are likely to read it: contact details, sections, dates, bullet points, results and length, with the fixes in priority order.
How it works
- Paste the text of your resume. Add the job you want if you have one, so the skills can be judged against it.
- The checker looks at structure, wording, results, length and anything that breaks when a resume is read by software.
- You get a readiness score, what is working, what is not, and the fixes to make first.
- Inside the app, Omar goes further: reading your resume with you, asking what is missing, and tailoring it to every job.
Questions people ask
Is this a real ATS score?
No. Employers' applicant tracking systems do not publish a score, so nobody outside them can give you the real one. This checks the things that decide whether software and a recruiter can read your resume, and tells you what to fix.
Does it work for jobs outside the office?
Yes. It checks structure, clarity and results, which matter for a nurse, a driver, an electrician or a cashier as much as for an analyst.
Is my resume stored?
No. It is read and discarded. The tool is limited to a few runs an hour per visitor.
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