Most resume tools stop at "does this look good." ResuMakeAi starts one step earlier: it searches live listings across five job boards, scores your resume against each one, and tells you exactly which keywords and skills are missing before you ever hit apply. From there it's a full toolkit. An ATS-friendly resume builder with six templates, AI rewriting that tightens grammar and quantifies your achievements line by line, a cover letter generator that reads the actual job post, and a bank of likely interview questions with model answers to study. Everything exports as ATS-safe PDF, with DOCX available on Pro. Free gets you one saved resume, five AI generations a day, and PDF export, no credit card required. Pro is $19 a month for unlimited resumes, unlimited AI generations, all six templates, DOCX export, and resume analytics. Built with Next.js, Supabase, and OpenAI. I'd love to hear what's confusing, what's missing, and what would make this an easy yes for your own job search.

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2mo ago

Searching live job postings vs. just scoring your resume, which matters more?

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.

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AI resume builder that matches you to jobs actually hiring

AI resume builder that matches you to jobs actually hiring

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Searching live job postings vs. just scoring your resume, which matters more?

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Searching live job postings vs. just scoring your resume, which matters more?