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Your resume against one job description

Not a match percentage. This reads what the posting actually states and puts your resume beside it, line by line, so the gaps are things you can argue with rather than a number you cannot.

Free, no account, and nothing is stored on our side.

What it reads

Years of experience
The floor the posting names, against the span your dates cover.
Education
The degree level it asks for, against the strongest one on your resume.
Where the work happens
Remote, hybrid or on site, as the posting states it.
Clearance and sponsorship
Reported as facts of the job. Your resume does not say, and we do not guess.
Stated pay
Read from the sentence that states it, not assembled from stray numbers.
The skills it names
Split by whether your resume states them. Listed, never scored.

Where the posting says nothing, the row says so. A job that never named a degree requirement has not turned anyone down for a degree, and showing that as a gap would invent a requirement the employer never stated.

Try it

It reads the resume in your browser’s editor draft. Upload one first if you have not.

This reads the resume you have in the editor, and this browser has none yet.

Open the editor and upload yours

Free, no account. It stays in this browser and is never stored on our side.