Career & Money · Job SearchResumes that get past the bots and impress the humans.
A resume built around results rather than duties, plus a tailored cover letter per job in about 15 minutes — and a readiness check that catches what usually gets filtered.
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readiness check
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Instant delivery to your emailThe Problem
Your resume isn't getting read — it's getting filtered out.
Screening software ranks you before a human sees you
Applicant tracking systems match against the posting. A designed template with columns and text boxes often parses into nonsense, whatever it looks like on screen.
A properly tailored cover letter takes hours you don't have
You know each one should answer the posting. At an hour apiece, twenty applications is a working week of writing. So nobody tailors anything.
Professional resume writers charge $200–800
They do produce a good resume. You still need a fresh cover letter for every application after that, which is where the cost compounds.
You're qualified but you're not getting interviews
Fifty applications, two replies. Usually it isn't the skills — it's that the page describes what you were responsible for instead of what came of it.
What You Get
Apply to more jobs, faster and better.
Resume Builder
Duties rewritten as results, in a format that parses.
Readiness Check
Five checks on what quietly gets resumes filtered.
Cover Letter Generator
Paste the posting, get a letter under 250 words.
Power Phrase Library
Action, scope, outcome — ten bullets from your own work.
Interview Prep
Likely questions and STAR answers once they reply.
Application Tracker
Applications, callbacks and follow-up dates in one place.
How It Works
15 minutes per application, not five hours.
1
Enter your experience once
Work history, skills, education, achievements, and the weak spot you're worried about.
~10 minutes2
Build the resume and check it
A results-based resume, your keyword list, and five checks on what usually gets filtered.
~5 minutes3
Tailor and apply
Paste each posting for a matching cover letter, then log the application and the follow-up date.
~15 minutes5 checks
on the things that decide whether your resume is readable at all — format, tailoring, results, the top third, and a second pair of eyes
10 bullets
rewritten as results
250 words
cover letter per posting
15 min
per application
Questions
Everything you need to know.
How does the personalization work?
You enter your experience once. For each job you paste the posting, and the keywords and emphasis shift to match while the cover letter is written fresh. It's also instructed not to invent numbers for you — where a bullet needs a figure you haven't given, it tells you which one to go and find, because a metric you can't defend in the interview is worse than a plain sentence.
What actually is ATS optimization?
Applicant tracking systems parse your file and rank it against the posting. Most of the damage isn't dramatic rejection — it's a resume that parses badly because it's built from columns, tables or text boxes, or contact details buried in the document header. The fix is unglamorous: single column, plain structure, and the posting's own words for skills you genuinely have.
What does the readiness check look at?
Whether your bullets carry numbers or just responsibilities, whether you tailor per job, whether the format parses, whether the first third of page one shows your best fit, and whether anyone else has read the current version. Each weak area comes with a specific fix, and most of them take under an hour in total.
I'm changing careers. Can this help?
Yes, and it's where the results framing matters most. What blocks career changers is usually that their experience is described in the vocabulary of the old field. Reframing the same work in terms of outcomes makes the transferable part legible to someone who's never done your previous job.
Do I need a different resume for every job?
Not a different resume — a differently tuned one. The base stays put, and you adjust keywords and the order of emphasis for each posting, which takes about five minutes. The cover letter is genuinely fresh each time, since it exists to answer that specific posting.
Is this a subscription?
No — a one-time purchase of $9, and you can rerun it for every application and every future job search. New field, new keywords, new letters.
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