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Everything before you apply.
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Five tools that tell you what a recruiter's software sees before a human ever does. No account, no card, and your file is parsed in memory and discarded.
ATS Checker→
Will a parser read your resume?Runs the structural checks that actually break parsing — text extraction, layout columns, text boxes, section headings, contact details.JD Match ScoreMost useful→
How well does this resume fit this job?Paste a job description, upload your resume, and get a match score you can verify by hand plus the requirements you cover and the ones you don't.Resume Keyword Scanner→
What is this job actually asking for?Pulls the keywords and requirements out of a job posting and ranks them by how hard the posting leans on each one.Bullet Point Improver→
Is this bullet doing any work?Checks one bullet for the four things recruiters look for — verb, scope, context, result — and tells you which are missing. It never writes the bullet for you.Should I Apply?→
Worth your evening, or not?The blunt version of the match score: apply, borderline, or skip — including the times the honest answer is don't bother.Questions people ask
Yes — no account, no card, no trial that expires. Four of the five run a single cheap model call or no model at all, so they cost us almost nothing and there is no reason to gate them. Your file is parsed in memory and discarded the moment the result comes back; nothing is stored, and nothing is emailed to you later. What is not free is the rewrite: tailoring a full resume to a job description runs a much larger model, and that costs real money per run, so it costs a credit. Diagnosis is free forever, including the score and the blunt verdict on whether a job is worth applying to.
Start with structure, then fit, then wording. Run the ATS checker first: if a parser cannot read your file, nothing else matters, and the fix is usually ten minutes of removing a column or a text box. Once the file is sound, use the match score against a real posting to find out whether this job is worth an evening. If it is, the keyword scanner shows which of the posting's terms deserve to be near the top of your page, and the bullet improver tells you which of your lines are carrying no weight.
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Diagnosis is free. The rewrite is the product.When you're ready, Rezly tailors your resume to a specific job — showing every change and why, and never inventing experience you don't have.
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