See your resume the way an ATS reads it.
Run your resume through the same kind of parser a hiring system uses, then read back exactly what it saw. We flag the formatting that breaks and the keywords you can back but haven't surfaced, and we never pad a match to make it look better than it is.
Reads it like the software will
This is a keyword and format check that parses your resume the way an Applicant Tracking System does, not the way a person skims it. You see the plain text the machine pulls out before a recruiter ever opens the file. If something you wrote didn't survive the parse, you'll know here first.
Flags formatting that breaks parsing
Tables, columns, text boxes, and graphics can quietly drop half your experience when a parser hits them. The scan points to the specific elements that don't come through and tells you what to change. Fix the structure once, and your content lands intact on the other side.
Surfaces keywords you can already back
When a job names a skill you have and just didn't spell out, we flag it so you can put it in your own words. Every prompt points to work already on your resume, so you're never claiming something new. We cite the receipt, we don't invent the skill.
Strict about the gaps that are real
When a role asks for something your resume can't back yet, we name it as the job's requirement and leave the keyword off, rather than stuffing it in to fake a match. You walk into the interview able to defend every line. The gap belongs to the posting, not to you.