Resumity
Many employers run applications through an applicant tracking system (ATS). It turns your resume into searchable data, and recruiters search that data for the skills they need. If your text cannot be extracted, or the skills a job asks for are missing, you are harder to find.
Fix My Resume
The Problem
You may be qualified and still be hard to find. An ATS parses your resume into fields such as name, job titles, dates and skills before a recruiter searches or opens it.
Contact details in a text box, headings drawn as images or scrambled dates can come out of that parsing wrong. And AI writing tools can add achievements you never had, which you would then have to defend in an interview.
Our Approach
Resumity does not replace your judgment. It enhances it. Paste a job description, and the AI lists the skills and keywords it asks for that your resume is missing. When you ask for edits, each one is shown next to your original text.
You approve, reject, or edit every suggestion, like a code review for your resume. The AI is told not to invent job titles, employers or metrics, and to leave a [METRIC] placeholder where a number is missing. Nothing is applied until you approve it.
Review every AI rewrite before it touches your resume. Accept what works, discard what does not.
Each template’s PDF export is text-extracted with pdf.js in our automated tests, and its DOCX export is tested too. See how we test templates.
Paste a job description to see a match score and the keywords your resume is missing. Needs a free account and uses AI credits.

What you get
Start with a free resume project. No credit card. No watermarks. Upgrade only when you want more AI credits and unlimited tailored versions.
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