ResumeSkip
Tailor the resume you already have to any job post
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity
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Every job posting wants slightly different words for the same work you've already done. ResumeSkip reads your existing resume and the job posting, then reorders and rephrases what's actually in your history so it matches the posting's language, without adding a skill, title, or job you never had.
Import a PDF, DOCX, RTF, or plain text resume, or just paste your LinkedIn profile text (no login, no scraping). Save it once as a base you reuse. Then, for each job you're applying to, paste the posting or its URL. In under a minute you get a tailored resume, a cover letter, or a set of likely interview questions with answer hints, all pulled from your real experience.
Output downloads as .docx or .txt in the single-column, standard-heading format that applicant tracking systems like Workday, Greenhouse, and Lever actually parse. There's also a built-in application tracker and, on the paid plan, an ATS match scorecard that shows your keyword match before you hit send. Free plan includes 10 resume bases and 10 tailoring runs every 30 days, no credit card required.
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1Hey, I built ResumeSkip because tailoring a resume for every job posting was either skipped entirely or took 20 minutes of manual rewriting.