Airesumi is a free AI-powered resume builder that reads the job description you are targeting and builds a tailored, ATS-optimized resume around it. Most resume builders give you a template with your name dropped in. Airesumi starts with the job posting — matching keywords, reprioritizing your experience, and formatting everything to pass ATS filters.
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I built Airesumi because I kept seeing the same problem — people with
strong experience getting filtered out before a recruiter ever saw their
resume.
Most resume builders give you a template. They do not solve the actual
problem, which is that your resume needs to match the specific keywords
and priorities of each job you apply to. ATS software scores you against
the job description before any human is involved. If your score is too
low, you are out.
Airesumi starts with the job description. You paste the posting, add your
experience, and the AI builds a resume tailored to that specific role —
matching keywords, reprioritizing bullets, formatting for ATS. The whole
thing takes under 10 minutes and the core builder is completely free.
We also built an ATS checker so you can score your resume against any job
description before you apply, a cover letter generator, LinkedIn bio tool,
and interview prep — all in one place.
Would love feedback from the ProductHunt community on what else would make
this more useful for job seekers.
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Finally tried this and the keyword matching actually pulls the right bullet points to the top for the role I applied to. Way less guessing than rewriting my resume from scratch every time.
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Congrats on the launch, this solves a real headache. One thing I'd love to see is a "diff view" that highlights exactly which phrases were added or reordered for each job posting, so I can learn what actually moves the needle and tweak my master resume over time instead of blindly trusting the output.
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honestly the jd-matching approach is way smarter than the template stuff i've tried, but i'd love a feature that flags parts of my original resume that aren't relevant so i know what to drop or save for later.
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One thing I'd love to see is a cover letter companion — same job-paste flow, but pulling the strongest points from your tailored resume so the two actually sound consistent. Would save me a ton of time.
Finally tried this and the keyword matching actually pulls the right bullet points to the top for the role I applied to. Way less guessing than rewriting my resume from scratch every time.
Congrats on the launch, this solves a real headache. One thing I'd love to see is a "diff view" that highlights exactly which phrases were added or reordered for each job posting, so I can learn what actually moves the needle and tweak my master resume over time instead of blindly trusting the output.
honestly the jd-matching approach is way smarter than the template stuff i've tried, but i'd love a feature that flags parts of my original resume that aren't relevant so i know what to drop or save for later.
One thing I'd love to see is a cover letter companion — same job-paste flow, but pulling the strongest points from your tailored resume so the two actually sound consistent. Would save me a ton of time.