Tailor to the posting without inventing a thing

Paste a posting or fetch a public careers link and the Tailor reads what it asks for: each requirement is covered, weak or missing against your resume, with a match score before any change. Lines that share a requirement can be drafted one click at a time, every draft is a word diff you accept or reject with new facts flagged, and the copy you keep becomes a branch with both scores while the base stays untouched.

Common questions

What does a draft change?

Wording only. A draft rephrases a line toward the requirement sentences it already shares with the posting. Anything that would add a number, date, employer or skill is flagged, and the line cannot be accepted until you confirm it is true.

Does it ever run on its own?

No. Nothing is sent until you click a draft button or ask the reviewer; a draft sends the line and the requirement sentences it shares, the reviewer sends the working copy and the posting. Each click counts against the daily AI allowance on your plan, with the cost shown on the button.

What happens to my base resume?

Nothing. A snapshot is kept before tailoring, the result is saved as a branch beside the base with the match before and after, and switching back shows the base exactly as it was.

Which links can be fetched?

Public company careers pages. Sites that show postings only after sign-in cannot be fetched; the Tailor says so and asks for the pasted text instead.

Does this need an account?

No. It works signed out and keeps everything in this browser. Once sign-in is switched on, an account is used only for a Pro pass, for applying to roles posted here, and for syncing your profile across devices.