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A free quality check of your resume, scored out of 100 with specific, ranked fixes. Import an existing resume PDF and it is scored automatically, no account needed; or score a resume you are building from the editor once every section is complete. The score updates as you improve your content, and checking it never uses your balance.

Yes. The preview and the exported PDF are produced from the same renderer, so what you see on screen is what exports, down to the spacing and fonts. There is no separate export format to drift from the preview.

A PDF with real, selectable vector text (not a flattened image). It is the single export format, tuned to print correctly on both A4 and Letter.

Many are. Templates marked ATS use a clean, single-column, header-first layout with selectable text that applicant tracking systems can parse. Every export is selectable vector text rather than an image.

Yes. Your details are stored separately from the design, so you can switch template or color scheme at any time and your content carries over.

Yes. After your first paid export you get a free window (30 days) to edit and re-export that resume as many times as you need. After the window closes you can still re-download the exported version for free; editing it further starts a new version.

Yes, on the templates designed for one. Photo templates show a placeholder you can replace with your own image; it is cropped to fit and reused across every photo template.

Yes. Every resume has a matching cover letter you can build alongside it. Write it yourself, or generate one AI draft grounded in your resume (and the job you are targeting, if you tailored the resume), then edit it however you like.

Yes. The letter takes its fonts and accent color from your resume's template, laid out as a clean single-column letter, so your resume and cover letter read as one set.

Writing it is free, and the finished PDF is included with your resume export at no extra cost. Once you export the resume, you download the matching cover letter for free. There is no separate charge and no separate balance for it.

You get one AI draft per resume, grounded only in your own experience and the target job. It never invents experience, and after the draft the letter is yours to edit by hand. You can also skip the AI and write the whole thing yourself.

Yes, during the same 30-day window as the resume: edit and re-download it as often as you need. After the window closes the letter freezes along with the resume, and you can still re-download the finished version for free.

A durable profile that outlives any single resume. You keep your work history, education, and skills in one place, and log your achievements as they happen, so you are not starting from a blank page every time you apply. When a role comes up, you turn it into a tailored resume in one click, or practice an interview grounded in the wins you logged.

Yes. Building and keeping your Career profile is free, and so is logging achievements and creating draft resumes from it. As with everything else, you only pay when you export a finished resume PDF.

No. You can start a Career profile straight away, the same as the editor. Signing in (with Google or a magic link, no password) keeps it safe and reachable from any device, and we nudge you to sign in once you have added something worth keeping.

Your Career profile is the source you draw from, never a copy that gets overwritten. Create a draft resume pre-filled from it, then tailor that draft to one job. Or practice a mock interview (or a role-play like a salary negotiation) grounded in your real history and the wins you logged. Nothing you tailor for one job ever changes the durable profile underneath.

Yes, exactly like your resumes. It is stored securely in Sydney, Australia, never sold or used for advertising, and you can export or delete it at any time from your account.

Three optional things: import an existing resume PDF to pre-fill the editor; help you draft or improve your summary and experience bullet points; and tailor your resume to a specific job description. They are all suggestions you review and accept, nothing is applied automatically. AI features are disabled on an exported resume, but it stays editable manually.

Yes. Paste a job description and the AI compares it against your resume, then suggests the keywords you are missing, rewrites of your existing bullet points in the role's language, and a tailored professional summary. It only uses what is already on your resume and never invents experience, and you accept each suggestion. You can tailor each resume once.

No. The AI features are entirely optional. You can write everything yourself; the AI is there only if you want a starting point or a sharper rewrite. The AI features require you to be signed in.

A private practice run of a real behavioral interview. An AI interviewer asks realistic questions one at a time and follows up on the thin answers, just like a real panel. You can add a job description or target role to tailor them to a specific opening. At the end you get an honest, rubric-based report: what landed, what was thin, a stronger version of each answer, and an overall read on how ready you are.

Yes. The demo interview is one behavioral question with the same honest, rubric-based feedback as the full version, and it needs no account and no card. Upload or paste a resume (or set a target role) and the question is tailored to you. Signing in unlocks the full interview: your saved resumes, a job description, interviewer styles, applied-knowledge mode, and longer sessions.

No, a resume is not required, but it is strongly recommended. The interview is grounded in your experience, so using a resume lets the questions and feedback draw on your actual background (and lets us flag strong achievements you forgot to mention). The easiest way is to pick a resume you built or imported here; you can also paste one in when you start, or practice without one. You do need to be signed in for the full interview; the one-question demo works without an account.

You type your answers at your own pace. There is no timer and no time limit to finish, so you can think it through, step away, and come back. Your progress is saved as you go, so you can leave partway through and pick up where you left off.

Your first practice run is free. After that you buy mock interviews in packs that work out cheaper per interview. There is no subscription and your interviews never expire. Every resume export you buy also includes a mock interview, so a resume purchase gets you started on the practice side too.

No. Mock interviews have their own separate balance, purchased and spent independently.

Yes. Your resumes and account are stored securely, and we never sell your data or use it for advertising. You stay in control: you can export or delete your data at any time from your account. When you use an AI feature, only the content needed for that result is sent to our AI provider (Anthropic) to produce it, and it is never used to train their models. Your data is hosted in Sydney, Australia.

Unused resumes can be refunded within 14 days of purchase. If an export fails for a technical reason, it is automatically returned to your balance, so you are never charged for a broken export. See the Refund Policy for the details.

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