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ResumeAI
AI resume builder that beats the ATS
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AI resume builder that beats the ATS
8 followers
ResumeAI helps you build an ATS-friendly resume in minutes — and actually get past the bots that auto-reject most applications before a human sees them. Pick a clean, ATS-safe template, then let AI do the heavy lifting: "Improve with AI" rewrites your bullet points into strong, achievement-focused lines; one-click JD tailoring rewrites your resume to match any job description; and built-in interview prep turns your resume + the JD into practice questions.
This is great for getting past ATS filters, but I'd love to see a "skills gap" view that shows me exactly which keywords from a job description are missing from my resume right now. Right now the tailoring feels like a black box — I trust the rewrite, but I don't really know what was added or changed versus what I originally had. A simple side-by-side diff or a highlight of newly matched keywords would make it feel way more transparent and let me learn what actually works for future applications.
@esmatztb Thanks for your great response
the JD tailoring feature is genuinely clever, like the fact it pulls keywords directly into bullet points instead of just stuffing them in saves so much guesswork
@hanifefndkpqon Thanks a lot for your great remarks
Honestly the JD tailoring feature is kind of wild, like it actually rewrote my bullet points to match the posting and it didn't sound generic. Wish I'd had this during my last job hunt honestly.
@muzafferuvdv Thanks for your great feedback.
honestly the JD tailoring sounds super useful, but it would be great if you could save multiple versions of your resume for different roles and quickly switch between them. like a dashboard where i can see all my tailored resumes side by side without having to re-generate everything each time
@erturulcrabyb8 Thanks for your great feedback.
One thing that would really level this up is a cover letter generator that pulls from the same JD match logic, so everything stays consistent. Most of us dread writing those and it'd save a ton of time.
@ozomertula23270 Thanks for your great feedback.