Write your resume on the page. Not in a form.

Type on the paper

Click any line (name, heading, bullet, year) and edit it in place. A small toolbar appears next to what you selected, not in a panel across the room.

It watches the page edge

A live check tells you when content runs past the sheet, and you can add a second page with real spacing between the two.

Style without restarting

Accent colour, font pairing, heading treatment, bullet shape, spacing and margins are all switchable mid-sentence, none of it touching your words.

Two scores, not one

ATS X-ray reads the page as screening software does, across 39 checks. Recruiter eye reads it as a person skimming a stack does, across 23 more. Both show their reasoning.

Measured against dictionaries

Your headings are matched against a list of known section names and your skills against a dictionary of more than 3,700 terms, so a missed keyword is a real gap rather than a guess.

Reads 26 languages

Headings, dates and function words are recognised in 26 languages, across nine writing systems, so a resume written in Japanese or Polish is read as that rather than scored against English patterns. Arabic and Hebrew pages are laid out right to left.

Dark mode and full keyboard use

Follows your system by default, with light and dark held if you pick one. Every control is reachable by Tab with a visible focus ring, and Enter or Space activates it.

Undo everything

Full history both ways, so trying a different layout or wording costs nothing. Your draft stays in this browser between visits.

Rearrange the sections

Drag any section into a new order, hide one without deleting it, move it to the sidebar, or rename it to whatever you need. Your words travel with it.