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The homepage's free tools strip now uses the same illustrated cards as the tools page, with links to the other tools under them. A pen circle marks the job match score in the ATS scan, and a marker line sits under “Free to download.” The page isn't any longer or slower.
If your PDF is a scan or your resume is a photo, we now start reading the text right away instead of showing an error. A small card shows the progress, and Cancel gives you other ways in: paste the text or choose a Word file. The reading happens on your device, and your file isn't uploaded.
iPhone HEIC photos open in Safari. Other browsers can't read them, so we now say so plainly and suggest saving the photo as a JPG or PDF.
The desk-object icons now go beyond the tools. Templates is a fan of pages, Score is a loupe and Download is a folder. The sidebar has a pencil cup and Pip, and the job tracker, template search and account page use them too.
Studio's saved versions are now a plain list called Your resumes. Each resume saves as you type, the one you have open is marked Editing, and you can rename it, copy it for another job or delete it from the list. Click the resume's name at the top of Studio to switch.
Your old saved versions are all still there. Signed in, the list follows you to every device. Backup and restore moved to Your data on your account page, and Import now also takes a JSON Resume file.
Interview lessons now look like a practice call. Pip reads each question aloud, and you answer by tapping one big mic. The answer box only opens if you choose “Type instead”. A speaker button mutes Pip.
If Pip's memory is on, Pip now and then greets you by name and starts with the skill your last call found weakest. With memory off, it never does.
Each free tool now has its own desk-object icon, like a stamp, a typewriter, a highlighter or a fountain pen. You'll see them in the Tools menu, on the tools page and in the Studio's sidebar.
In the Studio's Review, “Fix all with AI” drafts a better version of each weak line, all in one go. You check every draft: accept or discard it line by line, or apply them all. One Undo puts the whole pass back.
With a free account, the first pass covers 5 lines, once. After that, Improve still works on any line, one at a time.
When your Studio score reaches 80, or a download finishes, Pip pops up once to offer a practice interview. The same happens on the tracker when a job moves to Interviewing. Each nudge shows at most once, never covers a dialog or the Download bar, and “Not now” three times turns them off.
Small extras: a shortcut tip for moving bullet lines with Alt and the arrow keys, and a lost Pip on the page-not-found screen.
Open the StudioPractise with Pip
The pages comparing ATSPrep with Rezi, Teal, Jobscan, Enhancv and Resume Worded are now about half as long. Each one shows the other tool's prices as we read them on its own pricing page, with the date we checked and a link to the source.
A side-by-side table marks where each tool does more, and a short chart shows what a one-week, one-month or three-month job hunt would cost.
See the comparisonsATSPrep vs Rezi
Pip now keeps a short note of your last calls: the questions it asked, your top strength and the skill to work on. On your next call, Pip says a one-line welcome back, asks new questions and leans toward that skill. The report shows how you did compared with your last call.
The note stays on your device. It keeps no transcript and no audio. Open What Pip remembers on the interview page to delete one line, delete everything, or turn it off.
We update ATSPrep several times a day. A page you already have open now keeps working after an update, so buttons such as Write with AI still open.
If a page does need the new version, it waits until you stop typing and nothing is running, such as an AI edit or a call with Pip. Then it reloads and keeps your place. Your draft is never lost.
If you fixed lines in Studio and then upload a new version of your file, ATSPrep tells you which Studio lines are not in it. Keep Studio's lines is the default, and lines you changed in Word still come in. You can also download the Studio version as Word first.
Imported resumes have an Upload new version button in the top bar. In the job tracker, a Due today strip shows the steps due today, and you can download a backup of your data from the Your data menu.
The interview coach now has steps: a prep brief, short lessons, timed practice, then a call with Pip. After a call, it suggests the next lesson.
In the Studio, the job tracker and the interview coach, the Tools button on the side opens every free tool. On a phone, it opens as a sheet. Each tool has a new icon that shows what it does.
Also new: shorter privacy and terms pages with a list of contents, this changelog with an RSS feed, and some buttons that had no padding now look right.
Paste a job post before a practice call, and Pip asks questions from it. You can see where you are, such as question 2 of 6, and you can pick a 15-minute call.
The interview coach is now in the main menu. In the job tracker, applied and interviewing jobs have a link to practise that job with Pip.
The Studio now has one header row, like the demo on the homepage. Messages show in a corner and close on their own, and the score rail is slimmer, so your resume gets more room.
If your PDF is a picture, such as a scan or a photo, ATSPrep can now read the text from it. The reading happens on your device, and the file is never uploaded.
Two-column PDFs now import in reading order, one column at a time. If ATSPrep flags an import as hard to read, a retry with another file is free.
Import a resumeWhat stays on your device
Give a job's next step a date in the tracker. If you are signed in, we email you on that day, so a follow-up or an interview never slips.
Turn the reminders off from the link in any email.
Call Pip, answer out loud and get follow-up questions, like a real screen. At the end, a debrief gives you a verdict and stronger versions of your answers side by side.
On a call, your voice is turned into text, and the audio is not kept.
Practise with PipHow voice calls work
Sign in free with Google or an email address. Your resumes, working draft and tracker jobs then sync to each device where you sign in.
Your account page shows your profile and your data, and you can delete the account there at any time.
In the Studio, press Improve under a bullet to get a stronger draft. ATSPrep never adds a number you did not write. It leaves a gap for your real figure.
Write summary, Tailor to job and Fix grammar work the same way. Nothing changes until you accept.
Open the StudioWhat AI editing sends
Add ATSPrep to ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor with one URL. Then check a resume, match it to a job post, tailor lines or practise interview answers in the chat. No sign-in.
The homepage, Studio, ATS checker, tools list and pricing page now read in Arabic, right to left. Arabic resumes download as PDF or Word.
Paste a LinkedIn job link, and ATSPrep fills in the title, company and job post for you. Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby and SmartRecruiters links work too.
Drop your resume on the checker to see what a parser reads, your score and the top fixes. It runs in your browser.
Write a cover letter or a resignation letter from a template, and practise common interview questions with a deck. All three are free and run in your browser.
Cover letterResignation letterInterview questions
Track each application on a board or in a list with status tabs. Add a job by pasting its post, and see your search as a chart you can share.
Compare your resume with a job post in the keyword scanner, test each bullet in the bullet checker, and pick stronger verbs from the action verb list.
Keyword scannerBullet checkerAction verbs
