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Build resumes and career documents that stand out.
- Most tools run in your browser
- Uploads deleted after processing
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About this category
About career tools
Job searching involves a lot of document work — resumes, cover letters, and formatting for applicant tracking systems. These career tools help you create and polish those documents quickly and privately. Because everything is generated in your browser, your personal details and work history stay on your device.
How it works
- 1Pick a toolOpen any tool from the list. There is nothing to install and no account to create.
- 2Add your file or textDrop a file, paste text or type your values. Most tools work right in your browser.
- 3Get your resultDownload or copy the result. Files sent to our server are deleted once it is ready.
The collection
All career tools
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5 tools, all free

ATS Resume Checker
Upload your resume (PDF, DOCX or text) and get a readiness score with clear fixes: readable text, contact details, headings, bullet points, results and length. Runs in your browser.Open tool
Keyword Matcher
Compare your resume with a job description. See which required skills and keywords you already cover, which are missing, and where the post mentions them. Runs in your browser.Open tool
Offer Comparison
Compare two or three job offers side by side: yearly value, first-year total, commute time and pay per hour. Clear amounts, not a mystery score. Rupees, dollars and more.Open tool
Resume Builder
Build a resume with a live preview and six templates, get an ATS readiness score with tips, then print it to PDF. Your data stays in your browser.Open tool
Salary Calculator
Work out what salary to ask for from your current pay, with a walk-away figure, a target and an opening ask. Or value an offer’s full package. Rupees (LPA), dollars and more.Open tool
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