Know exactly where you stand before you apply
For every posting, the Coverage report lays out what your resume already backs up with receipts, what got reworded to match the posting's language, and what is genuinely missing. Gaps get named, never faked.
Covered, with receipts
For every requirement in the posting, the report shows what your resume already backs up and points to the exact line that proves it. Nothing is asserted without a source you can check. If it's marked covered, you can see why.
Reworded to match the posting
When you have the experience but the posting uses different words, the report flags where your wording was adjusted to match theirs. You see the before and the after side by side. The claim stays true, only the phrasing moves toward the language the reader is scanning for.
Genuinely missing, named plainly
Gaps are listed, not hidden and not filled with something you can't back up. If the posting asks for a skill you don't have, the report says so. You decide what to do about it instead of finding out in the interview.
Know where you stand before you apply
The three lists together give you a clear picture of the fit for this specific posting. You read it, you see the covered items, the reworded ones, and the real gaps, and then you choose whether to apply. No black box, no score you can't trace back to your own resume.