ATSPrep reads your resume the way a parser does and shows you the text that comes out, line by line. Each weak line gets a note on what's missing, and AI rewrites stick to your own facts. Paste a job post to see which line proves each requirement. Practise the interview out loud with Pip. Free, and your file is read in your browser, never uploaded.
I built ATSPrep after getting tired of resume tools returning a score without a receipt. A 78 or 92 feels useful until you ask: what exactly did the parser read, and why is this bullet considered weak?
So I started with a simple rule: ATSPrep should show its work.
Paste a job description and the matching evidence appears inside the resume-not in a disconnected keyword report. Weak bullets are flagged for what is actually missing: a number, scope, or outcome.
ATSPrep is a local-first resume studio for building stronger, ATS-readable resumes. Most resume tools give you a score and ask you to trust it. ATSPrep keeps the resume visible while you match it to a job, highlights the exact evidence behind each match, and flags vague claims that need numbers, scope, or outcomes. When you export, X-Ray reads the final PDF back and shows what survived. Resume data stays in your browser. No account, watermark, upload, or export paywall.
