Rewrite weak bullets into sharper, measurable achievements.
Resume source
Files stay local. AI receives extracted text only when you request a rewrite.
Upload PDF, DOCX, or TXT. Parsing happens locally.
Rewrite bullets
Returns before/after pairs for the selected bullets.
Tailor to job
Finds missing keywords and drafts a role-aligned summary.
Privacy first
Resume files are parsed in your browser. CodeSphere sends extracted text to the AI provider only when you click an AI action, never automatically and never as the original file.
Paste or upload a resume to identify weak bullets, rewrite selected achievements, and compare the resume against a target job description. The deterministic helper finds vague bullets and missing keywords locally; AI rewriting only runs after an explicit click.
Resume files are parsed locally into text, weak bullets and job-description gaps are identified with deterministic helpers, and selected bullets can be sent to AI only when the user requests a rewrite.
Example: Select a vague bullet such as ‘Worked on dashboards’ and provide a target role to receive editable, impact-oriented alternatives.
AI suggestions can be incomplete or wrong and must not invent metrics, employers, skills, or responsibilities. The tool cannot guarantee ATS ranking or job outcomes; preserve only claims you can support.
No. Uploaded PDF, DOCX, and text files are parsed in the browser. Extracted text is sent only when you click an AI rewrite or tailoring action.
The prompt explicitly asks AI not to invent credentials or metrics. You should still review every suggestion and keep only truthful claims.
Yes. Paste a job description to see matched and missing keywords, then run the tailoring action for emphasis suggestions and a summary draft.
Yes. The tool detects weak bullets and lets you choose exactly which ones to send for rewriting.
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