Resume Tailored to a Job
Applying for a specific job? Paste your current resume and the job ad, and our AI rewrites your resume to match that role — surfacing the right keywords for ATS screening, reordering and reframing your REAL experience to fit the requirements. It also tells you which requirements you match and any honest gaps to address. It never invents experience — just presents yours in the best, truthful light. Editable Word + on the page. 2 free revisions.
A$19 per role. The unit of purchase is the application rather than the month, so there is no subscription and nothing to cancel later — you run it for the jobs you actually want and leave it alone the rest of the year. The tailored resume comes back in about four minutes, on your order page and as an editable Word (.docx) file, with a Markdown copy if you keep a plain-text master of your career history.
What comes back is your own resume, re-argued. The AI reads the ad you paste alongside it, works out which parts of your real experience map to the requirements, then reorders and reframes them so the relevant material sits near the top instead of halfway down page two. It also returns a plain list of the requirements you clearly meet and the ones you don't — often the more useful half, because knowing where you fall short tells you what the cover letter has to do.
The rewrite is bounded by what you paste in
If the ad wants six years of stakeholder management and you have three, three is what stays on the page. Nothing is added — no employers, no dates, no certifications, no responsibilities you didn't list yourself. The constraint is deliberate rather than a shortcoming: an interview won on invented experience tends to come apart the moment somebody asks for the detail.
So the shortfall gets named instead of papered over. The gaps list sets out the requirements you clearly meet next to the ones you miss, and the decision about each one stays yours — address it in the cover letter, apply anyway and argue the case, or spend the effort on a role that fits better. It is a short, blunt list, and it is worth reading before you read the resume itself.
The vocabulary gap between your resume and the ad
Job ads are written in a particular dialect, and plenty of resumes miss it by a word or two. You wrote "client relationship management"; the ad says "account management". You wrote "reporting"; the ad says "data visualisation". Where the ad's term is genuinely true of your experience, the rewrite adopts the ad's wording — that is what the keyword surfacing amounts to in practice. Terms that aren't true of your experience stay out, dialect or not.
Those keywords come out of the ad you pasted and nothing else. This does not connect to any employer's applicant tracking system, cannot score your resume inside one, and will not tell you how a particular system ranks you — treat anything that promises otherwise with suspicion. Closing the vocabulary gap is a genuine advantage at the screening stage. A guaranteed pass is not something anyone is in a position to sell you.
What you get
- A resume tailored to that specific job
- ATS keywords surfaced from the job ad
- What you match + honest gaps to address
- Editable Word (.docx) + Markdown
- 2 free AI revisions included
Turnaround: ~4 minutes. Delivery: On-page + editable Word (.docx) + Markdown download.
Frequently asked questions
My resume is a PDF. Does that matter?
You paste the text rather than uploading a file, so copy the content out of your PDF or Word document into the field. Because it works from text, your original layout, columns and fonts don't travel with it. What comes back is a clean tailored document in .docx and Markdown that you can style however you like.
I'm applying for four roles this week — is that one purchase or four?
Four. Each run is tied to the specific ad you paste, so a different job means a fresh run at A$19 per role. The 2 free AI revisions included with an order are for refining that resume — a shorter summary, a different emphasis, a more formal tone — not for retargeting it at a new ad.
The ad lists a certification I don't hold. What does the rewrite do with that?
It leaves it out of your experience and puts it in the gaps list. Nothing is added to your history that you didn't paste in, so the certification shows up as a requirement you don't meet rather than quietly appearing among your credentials.
Four minutes sounds quick for a rewrite. How finished is it?
The recorded turnaround is roughly four minutes, and what lands is an AI-written draft built from the two documents you supplied. Read it properly before it goes anywhere — you are the only one who can confirm every line is accurate about your own history, and it is your name on it. Treat it as a strong job-specific starting point, and use a revision if something needs adjusting.