Every other tool scores you
They tell you the match is 72% and sell you a rewrite. None of them check whether the parser can read the words at all. A score computed on text an ATS cannot extract is a number about nothing.
It looks perfect on screen. The parser reads
verification
as one glyph, the search misses it, and you never hear back.
Red glyphs are ligatures. To an ATS they are single characters — the words containing them are not searchable, no matter how correct they look.
Only checks with an objective answer are here — a missing number is a fact, "is this impressive" is not. Nothing was sent anywhere to produce this.
A project has no employer backing it up — a link a recruiter can actually click is the evidence. Same rule as above: objective checks only, nothing sent anywhere.
Paste your resume text and it ranks the live roles against it, naming the one thing missing for each. Retrieval is by meaning, not keywords. This sends the text you paste to an AI model. The resume checker above still never sends anything — that stays in your browser.
Free from aistudio.google.com — no card, 250 requests a day. Stored in this browser only; it is sent with each match, used once, and never written to our database or logs.
Pulled straight from company ATS boards — Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby. Full job descriptions, no board reposts, no ghost listings. A role disappears here when it disappears from the company's own feed.
They tell you the match is 72% and sell you a rewrite. None of them check whether the parser can read the words at all. A score computed on text an ATS cannot extract is a number about nothing.
Measured on real resumes: V&V, qualification and fixed-wing were all invisible to a parser until ligatures were disabled at the font level. The page looked identical either way.
Your browser parses the file. No upload, no account, no storage — close the tab and it is gone. Open the network panel and check. Signing in is only for saving roles.
He has survived every extinction event, three recessions and one rebrand. Your resume needs to be about as hard to kill.
The board above spans physical AI and general tech now, but neither one touches the roles hardest to automate — the ones that end in something physically working. So here are free, curated first steps into the trades that build and maintain all of it.