A score that explains itself
No black box. Four weighted categories, a grade from A to F, and a ranked list of quick wins that jump straight to the section that needs work — recalculated as you type, entirely in your browser.
- score, graded A–F
- 0–100score, graded A–F
- weighted categories
- 4weighted categories
- no AI, no account
- Instantno AI, no account
- 1
Type, and watch it move
Completeness (40), contact (15), content depth (25) and polish (20) add up to 100. Every rule is visible; nothing is hidden behind a model.
- 2
Work the quick wins
The five highest-value fixes are listed with the points they are worth, each linking to the section to edit. Expand for the full list.
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Know what it is — and is not
This asks “is the resume good?”. Whether a parser will read it for a specific job is the ATS scan's question — free as a standalone checker, inside the editor with Pro.
What's free, what needs an account
- Live score and quick wins on every resume, no accountNo account
- Score saved with your resumes; dashboard health card and next-step nudgesFree account
- In-editor ATS scan + AI recruiter review (75 a month)Pro
Questions
No. It measures whether the resume is complete, well-structured and specific — the things you control. It cannot know the job you are applying to; the ATS scan handles that.
Some points need things a draft may not have yet — a summary, quantified bullets, a LinkedIn URL. The quick wins tell you exactly which.
No. It is a fixed set of rules that runs in your browser, which is why it updates instantly and works offline.
The live score grades the resume on its own. The ATS scan simulates a parser and matches the posting's keywords — a different question with a different score.
See your score in the first minute
Open the editor as a guest; the score is there from the first field.