Is your resume any good?
Score it in 10 seconds
No job posting needed. Drop in your resume and get an honest 0–100 health score, a prioritized fix list, and a parse preview showing your resume exactly as an ATS parser reads it. No sign-up, no email, no upload: everything runs in your browser and your resume never leaves your device.
Drop in a .docx for the full check (we can read real file structure), or paste the text.
The file is read in your browser — it's never uploaded.
🔒 Runs entirely in your browser — your resume never leaves your device.
How the score works — and what it honestly isn't
The score is a weighted composite of nine signals a machine can genuinely measure: contact details in the document body (10 pts), standard section headers (15), date-format consistency (10), bullet structure (10), action verbs vs weak openers like "responsible for" (15), quantified achievements (10), buzzword density (10), overall length (10), and — when you drop in a .docx — real file-structure hazards like tables, text boxes, and header/footer content that break parsers (10). Pasted text carries no file structure, so that last signal is skipped and the score renormalized.
It is not an "ATS score" — no tool outside the actual ATS can honestly compute one, because every system parses and ranks differently. What this score measures is whether your resume gives any parser and any recruiter the raw material they need. Targeting a specific job? The match checker scores your resume against the actual posting, and the ATS Simulator shows you the database record a parser actually builds from your resume. For the full background, read how ATS screening works or take the free 12-point checklist (PDF) with you.
Privacy, by design
This page has no upload endpoint and no storage. The analysis — including reading your .docx file's structure — is plain JavaScript running in your browser tab. Close the tab and the text is gone. We don't capture your resume in analytics, and we couldn't read it even if we wanted to. Have a PDF? In-browser PDF extraction is unreliable, so open it, select all, copy, and paste the text instead.