Because the tool relies on automated structural stripping, it operates as a bit of a black box, which introduces the risk of over-correction. If the cleaning engine strips out subtle, intentional design accents, clean bullet styling, or compact multi-column sidebars that look great to a human recruiter, your resume can easily end up looking like a completely generic, uninspiring block of unformatted text. The platform needs to integrate a live, side-by-side visual diff layer before the download stage so users can inspect exactly what structural elements were modified or removed. Furthermore, handling full resumes means processing dense, highly sensitive personal data (including full names, phone numbers, home addresses, and employment timelines). Even without a formal sign-up requirement, the tool needs to provide highly visible, explicit transparency regarding local browser-side execution or instantaneous server-side purging metrics to clear data privacy concerns.
