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The same resume sent everywhere misses the words recruiters look for. Paste the posting: the AI picks out the expected skills, creates a version of your resume tailored to the position and shows you what is still missing.
Offer keywords
Live score
8 credits
In the editor, choose “Tailor to an offer” and paste the full posting: title, duties, required profile.
The AI creates a copy of your resume: title, profile, skills order and experience wording adjusted to the position.
The score and the list of missing keywords guide you; the score updates with every change.
Recruiters read fast: a resume that uses the offer’s vocabulary shows right away that your profile fits.
Recruitment software sorts by keywords: a skill worded differently can go unnoticed.
Your most relevant experience first: each position highlights different achievements.
It rewords and reorders what is already in your resume: it invents no job, degree or skill.
It works on a copy: your original resume stays in My resumes.
For missing keywords, it gives advice: only add what truly matches your background.
The score measures keyword presence: a useful indicator, not a promise of selection.
From the tailored version, write the cover letter for this application: the offer is already filled in.
Tailoring asks for your explicit consent. Your resume and the offer are sent to our AI provider only for the analysis and are not used to train the AI. The offer is then saved with the tailored version of your resume, in your browser (and in your account if you sync it). Details in our privacy policy.
Use the position title, highlight the experience and skills the posting asks for, in its vocabulary. In Xeno Tools, paste the offer: the AI prepares a tailored version and lists the missing keywords.
No: it rewords and reorders your resume’s content. A skill missing from your background is never added; it only appears among the missing keywords, with advice.
No: tailoring creates a copy in My resumes, named after the position and company. You keep one version per application.
The share of the offer’s keywords found in your resume, weighted by importance (required, preferred, secondary). It updates as you edit the resume; it does not guarantee selection.
8 credits per offer, refunded if the analysis fails. The score and later edits are free.