Resume builder and ATS checker
Build a resume or import the one you have, then read it back the way a parser does. The Studio scores every bullet on the evidence behind it, matches your draft against a job posting, and re-opens the PDF it exports to show the text an applicant tracking system will actually recover.
Loading your local draft — the file never leaves this tab.
What this tab does
- Reads the file the way a parser does
- Import a PDF or DOCX and the Studio extracts the text in reading order, then shows you that text rather than your layout. Columns, text boxes and header contact details are where resumes usually lose information, and they are visible here before an employer ever sees the file.
- Scores each bullet on its evidence
- Every bullet is checked for a measurable outcome, an opening verb, passive voice, first person and length. The result is a per-bullet verdict with the arithmetic shown, so you can disagree with any single call and see exactly which rule produced it.
- Exports, then re-reads what it exported
- PDF and DOCX both come out of the same draft. The Studio re-opens its own PDF and shows the recovered text, which is the only way to know the export survived the round trip.
- Runs on your device
- Importing, scoring and export all happen on this machine, and there is no account to create. One optional feature — Semantic match — sends resume content lines to a matching service, but only when you press its button. The privacy page lists exactly what that request contains.