Hey Product Hunt - I built ATSPrep because I kept seeing the same frustrating pattern in resume tools: they return a score, but they rarely show enough evidence to explain it. I wanted the resume itself to stay at the center of the workflow. In ATSPrep, you can import an existing resume or start from a scored role template, paste a job description, and see the matching evidence highlighted directly inside the live preview. The Proof Engine then points to vague or unsupported claims instead of rewriting your experience into polished-sounding filler. The part I care about most is X-Ray. After ATSPrep creates the PDF, it opens those exact bytes again, extracts the text, and shows what survived. “ATS-friendly” should be something a product demonstrates, not a badge it asks you to trust. I also made it local-first. Resume content and pasted job descriptions stay in the browser, there is no account requirement, and PDF and DOCX exports are free. This launch includes: • one unified editor and live preview • job-match coverage, gaps, and inline evidence • per-claim Proof feedback • seven scored templates across technical and non-technical careers • PDF, DOCX, and final-file X-Ray verification I would genuinely like feedback on two things: Is the matching evidence clear enough at a glance? And what role template should I add next?

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Why I made a resume builder read its own PDFs

I built ATSPrep after getting tired of resume tools returning a score without a receipt. A 78 or 92 feels useful until you ask: what exactly did the parser read, and why is this bullet considered weak?

So I started with a simple rule: ATSPrep should show its work.

Paste a job description and the matching evidence appears inside the resume-not in a disconnected keyword report. Weak bullets are flagged for what is actually missing: a number, scope, or outcome.

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The resume builder that shows what ATS software reads

The resume builder that shows what ATS software reads

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Why I made a resume builder read its own PDFs

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Why I made a resume builder read its own PDFs