Most resume tools give you one number: an ATS score, or a keyword match against a job description you paste in yourself. That's useful, but it's reactive, you still have to go find the postings first.

I built ResuMakeAi to work the other direction too: it searches real, currently open listings across five job boards and scores your resume against each one it finds, so you're discovering fit rather than only checking postings you already found by hand.