Five tools for the people doing their own career work. Everything runs in your browser: nothing you paste or drop is uploaded or read by anyone, including us.
Each tool is a piece of our own review process, running as a small script in your tab. Use them as often as you like.
Run your resume through the ten checks a professional makes first: evidence, language, structure, and the mechanics that trip up applicant tracking systems. Drop in your PDF and you also see exactly what parsing software pulls from your file.
Check your resume →Grade your bullets one line at a time, where the editing actually happens: the verb, the evidence, the length, the filler. Comes with a verb bank of 87 verbs, grouped by what the work was.
Grade your bullets →Paste a job posting and pull out the skills, credentials, and language it actually asks for, boilerplate set aside. Then match your resume against the top terms and get counts rather than a score: which terms are on the page, and which are missing.
Scan a posting →Paste your headline and About section and see what a visitor sees before deciding to tap: the slice beside your name, the fold on your story, the voice, the filler.
Analyze your profile →Paste a draft LinkedIn post and see exactly what survives above the see-more fold, on desktop and in the app, before you publish. The opening is the one part every scroller reads; make sure it arrives whole.
Preview a post →These are the checks we run for clients, rebuilt as scripts you can run yourself.
Every tool runs in your browser. A security rule enforced by your browser blocks these pages from sending your text anywhere: nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and closing the tab erases it all. That is not a policy promise; it is how the pages are built.
Free means free. No accounts, no email wall, nothing to cancel. If a tool helps you land the interview, tell someone who is looking.
Judgment is what the tools cannot do: which story leads, which gaps matter, which claim deserves the page. That is the work we sell, and credentialed writers do it across resume writing, coaching, and LinkedIn management.
The tools find the patterns. We do the judgment. If the findings keep pointing at the same problems, the first step is a free 20-minute call.