Free tools
Three small tools for the resume you already have.
Not everyone needs a template. If you have a resume and want to know whether it is being read properly, these check the things that quietly cost people interviews. Free, no account, nothing emailed to you.
- Under two minutes each
- No email required
- Nothing stored
Three tools, in build
These are designed and being built now. Rather than put up three boxes that do nothing when you click them, here is exactly what each one will do and why it is worth two minutes when it lands.
- In development
ATS keyword checker
Paste a job advert and your resume. It lists the terms the advert leans on, marks the ones already on your page, and shows what is missing.
Keyword matching is the first filter most applications meet. The gap is rarely ability, it is vocabulary: the advert says stakeholder management and your page says worked with other teams.
What it gives you back
- Terms found in the advert
- Already on your resume
- Missing, and where to add it
- In development
Bullet point rewriter
Write a duty in plain words. It returns the same thing as an achievement, with the places your numbers belong marked in brackets.
Most resumes describe responsibilities. Recruiters are looking for outcomes. This turns responsible for stock control into an opening with a verb, a scale and a result.
What it gives you back
- Your sentence, as written
- Rewritten as an outcome
- Where your numbers go
- In development
Resume format picker
Six questions about your history and the role. It tells you one page or two, which order the sections belong in, and what to leave off.
The right structure depends on your gaps, your years and whether you are changing field. Guessing at it is why perfectly good candidates put their education above eight years of work.
What it gives you back
- One page or two
- Section order for your case
- What to leave off
Everything these tools check is already written into the templates. If you would rather not wait, the Career Kit carries the keyword bank, the bullet library and the formatting guidance for your job title today.
Or start from a written template
Everything the tools check is already built into the templates: the keyword bank, the bullet library and the formatting rules for your job title.
Single Template $5 · Career Kit $29 · Profession Bundle $59. One payment, instant download, yours to keep.