Every other resume tool asks you to write. ResumeCommand asks you for a link. Import your master resume once, from a PDF or DOCX. After that, tailoring is one paste: give it a job URL and it reads the posting's requirements, pulls the experience of yours that matches, rewrites your summary and bullets around that role, and exports an ATS-ready PDF in the template you pick. It repositions your real history rather than inventing claims. English and French.
Hi Product Hunt.
Everyone tells job seekers to tailor their resume to each posting, and
almost nobody does it, because doing it properly takes half an hour per
application. I built ResumeCommand so that step costs a paste.
You import one master resume once, from a PDF or DOCX. After that you
paste the URL of a job you want. It reads the posting's actual
requirements, pulls the experience of yours that matches them, rewrites
the summary and bullets around that job, and renders the result to a
template you pick. You get an ATS-ready PDF.
The part I care most about is that it starts from your real history
rather than a blank page, so it repositions what you have instead of
inventing things you have not done.
It also covers cover letters, saved job searches with alerts, a public
resume page, and a browser extension. It works in English and French.
Free tier is 5 credits a month, no trial and no card.
I would really like feedback on the tailoring quality. Run it against a
posting you actually applied to and tell me where it got your experience
wrong.