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ATSMeter

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Free ATS resume checker built for Indian job seekers

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Free ATS resume checker built for Indian job seekers

6 followers

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Most ATS resume checkers are built for the US market — they flag CGPA as unnecessary, don't understand fresher/campus-project resumes, and give one-size-fits-all advice regardless of whether you're applying private-sector or government/PSU. ATSMeter is different: it's deterministic (no LLM, same resume = same score every time), completely free and unlimited, and checks cover letters + LinkedIn About sections too. Nothing you submit is ever stored — scored in memory, then forgotten.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Aravindh — I build AI agents at Accenture (production agent systems on GCP/BigQuery), and ATSMeter is something I built on the side for a problem I kept running into personally. Every free ATS checker I tried was built for the US job market — they'd flag CGPA as "unnecessary personal data," give confusing advice to freshers with no work experience, and treat government/PSU applications exactly like private-sector ones, when the same detail (DOB, photo, father's name) means the opposite thing depending on who's screening you. A few things I specifically cared about building this: No LLM in the scoring — every check is deterministic and rule-based, so the same resume gets the same score every time, and I can explain exactly why something was flagged. Nothing is stored — your resume is parsed in memory for one request and forgotten. No database, no "we keep your data to improve our model." Actually free, actually unlimited — most checkers cap you at 1-2 free scans a month. I built this because I know how many resume iterations a real job search takes. It also checks cover letters and your LinkedIn About section, and works as an installable app (works offline). Would love feedback — especially if something in your resume gets flagged incorrectly. I built the whole thing solo and I'm still actively improving the scoring logic. 🔗 atsmeter.in

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2d ago

Tried it with my fresher resume and it actually flagged the right things without the usual US-centric noise. The deterministic score is a nice touch since I get the same number every time I check.

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1d ago

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@semihahavas That means a lot, thank you! If you know other freshers who'd find it useful, sharing it with them (or a quick upvote here) would genuinely help it reach more people 🙏

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23h ago

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2d ago

Tried it with my fresher resume and it actually flagged the right things without the usual US-centric noise. The deterministic score is a nice touch since I get the same number every time I check.

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1d ago

Maker

@semihahavas That means a lot, thank you! If you know other freshers who'd find it useful, sharing it with them (or a quick upvote here) would genuinely help it reach more people 🙏

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23h ago