Launched this week
JDFit checks each requirement in a job posting against your resume and shows what you meet, partly meet and miss, with a fit score and the resume line behind each verdict. Open a posting on LinkedIn or ATS (e.g. Greenhouse or Ashby), click Analyze in the Chrome extension, and every job you check lands on one board. See and fix the gaps in your resume, then re-analyze it. Free trial of 7 days or 5 analyses, then $11/month, with lower prices for students, military and veterans.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Matt, the maker of JDFit.
JDFit started with a problem I know firsthand: looking at a job posting and trying to work out whether I'm actually a good fit. The tools that help tend to cost $40 or more a month, and most hand you a match score without the reasons behind it.
So JDFit goes requirement by requirement. For each one in the posting you get met, partially met or a gap, plus the line from your resume that backs it up, and the job gets a fit score. Open a posting on LinkedIn or a Greenhouse or Ashby career site, click Analyze in the Chrome extension, and the job lands on a board where you can track it.
One thing it deliberately doesn't do: write your resume. It shows you where you fall short and which lines already cover what the job asks for. You make the changes, in your own words.
The free trial is 7 days or 5 analyses, then $11/month. Students get 35% off, and military, veterans and military spouses get 55% off. As an Army veteran I know how hard it is to translate your experience into what a job description asks for.
It supports US-based roles in English today. I'd love your feedback: what did it get right or wrong on a job you're looking at, and which job sites should it support next?