A senior recruiter's workflow — as software

Stop firing resumes
into the void.

Upload your resume and get the read a recruiter would give it: the jobs you're actually qualified for, a rewrite that survives the 10-second scan, and a tailored version for every posting worth your evening — with everything you've sent tracked in one place.

Free to start · no credit card required

Recruiter analysis20 titles matched

Senior data analyst with 6 years across fintech and marketplaces. Strongest in experimentation and SQL modelling; light on formal ML credentials.

Analytics EngineerCore fit
dbtA/B testingexperimentation · wordingAirflow · gap
Product Data ScientistAdjacent
dbtA/B testingexperimentation · wordingAirflow · gap

How it works

Four steps, from a rough resume to interviews.

01

Recruiter analysis

Your real seniority, 20 job titles ranked by fit, and the exact ATS keywords each one screens for — split into what you already have and what you're missing.

02

Base resume

Every bullet rewritten in the Google XYZ formula, run through the 10-second red-flag audit a hiring manager does before they finish scanning.

03

Fresh job searches

Ready-to-paste Google searches scoped to Greenhouse, Lever, and Ashby and date-filtered to the last week. No stale listings, no closed roles.

04

Honest triage

Paste the links you find. Each comes back Strong, Stretch, or Skip with a one-line reason — and a resume tailored to the posting for the ones worth it.

Know your market

See the 20 roles you actually match

Not a generic list — a recruiter's ranking of where your resume lands today, with the exact keywords each title screens for and an honest read on which gaps are just wording.

  • ✓Core, Adjacent, and Stretch tiers by real fit
  • ✓Green = you have it · amber = you have it, worded wrong · red = a genuine gap
  • ✓Turns straight into date-filtered job searches
Recruiter analysis20 titles matched

Senior data analyst with 6 years across fintech and marketplaces. Strongest in experimentation and SQL modelling; light on formal ML credentials.

Analytics EngineerCore fit
dbtA/B testingexperimentation · wordingAirflow · gap
Product Data ScientistAdjacent
dbtA/B testingexperimentation · wordingAirflow · gap
Triage without the guesswork

Strong, Stretch, or Skip — with the reason

Paste a batch of links. Each posting is checked against your tracker so you never apply twice, then judged against your resume with a blunt one-liner. Skips save you the evening; viable ones get a resume tailored to that exact posting.

  • ✓Board-native fetching for Greenhouse, Lever, and Ashby
  • ✓Gaps become questions you answer before anything is written
  • ✓Tailored 2-page resume and cover letter per viable job
Ramp— Analytics EngineerStrong

Level and stack match; pay above your band.

Notion— Data ScientistStretch

Wants 2 yrs ML in production — the wall you'll hit.

Stripe— Staff AnalystSkip

Requires a stat degree you don't have. Closed anyway.

Never lose the thread

One tracker for everything you've sent

Every application in one place — company, role, fit, status, notes — updated as you go. Import the spreadsheet you've been keeping and it becomes the baseline you triage against.

  • ✓Import any column layout; nothing gets dropped
  • ✓Inline status editing and a status breakdown at a glance
  • ✓Export back to .xlsx whenever you want it
CompanyRoleStatus
RampAnalytics EngineerInterviewing
VercelData ScientistApplied
LinearProduct AnalystTo apply

It will not lie on your behalf.

Most resume tools optimise for sounding impressive. This one optimises for surviving the interview that follows. It never invents experience, tools, titles, or metrics. When a job asks for something your resume doesn't evidence, it tells you and asks whether you actually have it — rather than quietly writing the claim in.

✓Every line has to survive a follow-up question.
✓Gaps get flagged, not papered over.
✓Unknowns come back bracketed for you to fill in.
✓Bad-fit applications get told to you plainly.

Bring your resume. Leave with a plan.

Sign in with your email — no password to remember. Bring your current resume, and the spreadsheet of jobs you've already applied to if you have one.

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