See your résumé the way the machine does
Before a recruiter reads a word, an applicant tracking system flattens your document into text and tries to parse it. Whatever it loses in that step, you never get credit for. Upload your résumé and see what actually survives.
Drop your résumé here, or click to choose
PDF, DOCX or TXT, up to 5 MB
No account needed. We do not keep your résumé.
What gets checked
Machine readability
Whether the file yields text at all, whether your email and phone survived, whether tables and columns shattered your sentences, and whether your dates are in a form that can be ordered into a career timeline.
Content and impact
Whether your achievements are quantified, whether the seniority is legible, and — if you paste a job description — which of its keywords you are actually missing.
Questions
- What is an ATS actually doing to my résumé?
- It strips your document down to plain text and tries to slice that text into fields — name, employer, dates, skills. Anything the extraction loses (a header, a text box, a column, a scan) is simply not there when a recruiter searches. This tool runs the same extraction and shows you the result.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Upload, get the score, leave. An account unlocks the full list of fixes and a corrected version of the document.
- Do you keep my résumé?
- No. The file is read in memory to extract text and is never written to disk. What we store is the verdict — the score and the findings — so a share link still works. Your contact details and employment history are not in that record.
- Why does my beautifully designed résumé score badly?
- Because design and machine readability are in tension. Two columns look sharp and read as interleaved nonsense; icons instead of labels are invisible; a header block is often dropped entirely. The score is not about taste, it is about what survives extraction.
- Is a high score enough to get an interview?
- No. It means the machine can read you, which is the gate before a human ever looks. Content still has to hold up on its own.
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