1Your resume
2Job description
URL fetch needs local_relay.py running.
⚙ API settings
Never saved to project files — browser-local only.
3Tailor & export
Tailor your resume to see editable sections here, each with its own undo.
PDF/DOCX export uses one consistent styled template built from your resume's structure — same look every export, rather than trying to clone an arbitrary uploaded PDF's exact design.
Live approximation of your PDF/DOCX export style — accent color, bold job titles, and bullets. Spacing here is only approximate; the actual export is the source of truth for exact layout.
Rough local estimate only — free, no API calls.
No job postings analyzed yet — tailor your resume against a few job postings to start seeing trends here.
Stored only in this browser, built from job postings you've actually tailored against — free local keyword analysis, no extra API calls. Coloring mirrors the ATS check: green already in your resume, red not yet (a learning opportunity).
No applications logged yet.
Applications are now logged automatically whenever you download a tailored resume (PDF/DOCX) or open an email draft in Gmail for the current job — use "Log this application" only if you want to set the company/role yourself up front, and "Edit" on any row to fix an auto-filled entry. Stored only in this browser, including a downloadable snapshot of the exact tailored resume text at the time it was logged.
Drafted from your tailored resume and the job description, mentioning 2–3 of your most relevant, truthful qualifications — nothing invented. "Open in Gmail" opens a pre-filled compose window in your browser; the resume file itself still needs to be attached manually.
Drafted from your tailored resume and the job description — truthful, nothing invented. Edit freely before sending.
Gives candid advice or analysis about you or the job. Not written to be submitted.
Uses the same API settings as the rest of the app. Not limited to resume tailoring — ask anything job-related or personal; the checkboxes above control whether your resume and/or the current job description are sent as context.