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cvcomp

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JD-Targeted ATS Resume Scanner & In-Built Editor

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JD-Targeted ATS Resume Scanner & In-Built Editor

103 followers

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cvcomp is a next-generation Resume Scanner designed to replace generic tools with context-aware analysis. Unlike traditional platforms that give you a vague Resume Score based on arbitrary formatting rules, cvcomp acts as a precision ATS scanner by checking your resume specifically against the Job Description (JD) you are applying for.

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Launch tags:Hiring•Productivity•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey folks! 👋 I’m Prashastha, co-founder of cvcomp. Let’s be honest: job hunting right now is soul-crushing, and when you have the skills but you're still not getting shortlisted, it's heartbreaking 💔. That's exactly what actually pushed me to build this, given how predatory the "resume optimization" industry has become. When I was applying for roles, I’d spend an hour meticulously tweaking my resume on a scanner to get a "95/100" score, only to hit a massive paywall the second I clicked download. To make matters worse, I realized that "95" was just a vanity score. It checked my grammar, but it didn't check if my experience actually matched the specific job I was applying for. So, I built the tool I wished I had. cvcomp is an AI resume scanner and editor that ditches generic grading and focuses entirely on Contextual Matching. It doesn't tell you if your resume is "good", it tells you if your resume is a match for the exact job description you want. You start by uploading your resume alongside the specific Job Description. Our AI analyzes the semantic gaps and tells you exactly what keywords the ATS is hunting for. But you don't just get a gap report to read. You can use the Live Editor to rewrite your text, accept AI-powered suggestions, and fix your resume right in the browser without switching tabs. Once you are done, you can export a clean, machine-readable, ATS-ready PDF that won't get scrambled in the recruiter's system. I built this for job seekers, which means no predatory subscriptions holding your data hostage. You can use the core premium features for free to see the value yourself. 🎁 Exclusive for Product Hunt: I’d love to offer the community here a special deal. Use code PH50 at checkout to get our 1-Month Unlimited access plan for 50% off (basically the price of a Friday night pizza!). I’ll be hanging out in the comments all day. I would absolutely love your honest feedback, feature requests, or even a good roast of the UI. What is the most frustrating part of tailoring your resume right now? Let me know below! 👇

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25d ago

@prashastha_jain As someone who has spent days rewriting resumes trying to land a role, tools like these can be valuable. How do you address the issue of people simply not reading the output, just copying and pasting which can in fact lead to AI making up statistics or bulleted wins that you may have not done?

For instance, I was coaching a entrepreneur hiring a candidate whose resume was great. When they started talking the candidate was dumbfounded that multiple bulets they had never done. Only to finally say, AI did my resume and must have changed my accomplishments.

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19h ago

Maker

@chris_payne_emba Hi Chris, great point! So our system only suggests stuff which it can interpret from the given input. For an example if someone says that "Managed the product team at xyz company", now extracting the company size and guesstimating the possible number of people in the product team, cvcomp may suggest "Managed a team of 6 at xyz company". So this is just a small example. Our model is trained on much more complex features.

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6h ago

Lot of what this tool provides can be done via chatgpt but this is helpful to save time, as it provides inline editor for suggestions and I did not have to do copy paste.

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22h ago

Maker

@rohan_sippy thanks for the effort of checking cvcomp.

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16h ago