Three steps, evidence at every one.
Give it something real
A resume file, a GitHub username, a portfolio URL, or your LinkedIn headline and About section. No forms about yourself to fill out — just the actual artifact.
Rules first, AI where it earns it
Deterministic checks catch what's structurally wrong. AI adds judgment where rules can't — but it's bounded, never the final word, and never allowed to just say something sounds good.
A prioritized, specific fix list
Every finding has a reason and a fix. Run more than one tool and we start checking them against each other for the inconsistencies neither one could see alone.
It doesn't just say your resume "looks good."
Generic praise doesn't help you get hired. Every finding here comes with a reason, a fix, and — where we have one — a concrete example. If we can't verify something, we say so instead of guessing.
Instead of this:
"Your resume looks good."
You get this:
"Your last three project bullets describe what you built but contain no measurable outcome. Add a metric — latency, users served, test coverage — only if you actually have one."
Run any tool on its own, or combine them into a full career readiness score.
Resume Reviewer
Upload a PDF, DOCX or TXT resume and get an ATS, impact, and job-match breakdown.
Upload a resume PORTFOLIOPortfolio Reviewer
Analyze your personal site's first impression, project depth, and technical health.
Analyze my portfolio GITHUBGitHub Reviewer
Analyze your repositories, README quality, activity, and engineering signals.
Analyze my GitHub LINKEDINLinkedIn Reviewer
Review your headline, About section, and recruiter-facing positioning.
Review my profileAI Mock Interview
A live, adaptive interview — company-aware questions, real-time scoring, and a readiness report with a personalized prep plan.
Evidence-based, not keyword-based.
Adding "Docker" to a skills list doesn't help if nothing else on your profile shows you've used it. We check whether your claims are backed up — across your whole professional footprint, not just one document.
RESUME says "Backend Engineer"
LINKEDIN says "Software Developer"
GITHUB is mostly frontend repositories
"Your professional positioning is inconsistent. Your stated backend specialization isn't strongly supported by your public project portfolio."