Tried Rezumize this week when I was scrambling to update my resume for an application, and it saved me a real headache. Had something worth sending in about three minutes.
Best part is it flags the keywords your resume is missing for a specific job posting, so you're not just guessing what the ATS wants.
The Agent mode did a lot of the heavy lifting, and the browser extension saved me from endlessly copy-pasting between tabs. First resume tool I didn't give up on. Solid.
Would love to see a built-in tracker that logs every job you tailored a resume for, with notes on follow-ups or interview stages, so it doubles as a lightweight ATS for your search.
@eden_dai Miesha, love this question, and yes, this already exists. When you paste a job posting, we save it to a tracker with a status pipeline (Wishlist → Applied → Interviewing → Offer/Rejected/Accepted), a notes field, an applied date, and critically, the exact resume and cover letter you tailored for that specific role stays attached to the job. So you're not just getting a list of applications, you get the actual artifacts you sent for each one, which is the part that usually breaks when people try to bolt a tracker onto a separate tool.
What we don't have yet: a proper drag-and-drop Kanban board view (right now it's a table with status badges), and follow-up reminders like "nudge me if this has sat in Applied for 10 days." Both are genuinely useful and both are going on the list, thanks for pushing on this.
If you do try it, I'd love to know whether the tracker holds up once you've got 30+ roles in it. That's usually where lightweight trackers start to feel thin. 🙏
Congratulations on the launch!
@heyitsirenechan Thank you!
@heyitsirenechan Thank you Irene!