One master resume, branches per role, versions you can restore

The master holds everything you have done. A branch is a role-specific copy with its own match score and its own wording; the Tailor saves one with the match before and after. Versions are snapshots taken before an import, before tailoring or before a restore, so the previous resume is always one click away.

Common questions

What is the difference between a branch and a version?

A branch is editable: a copy of the resume aimed at one role, kept beside the master. A version is a snapshot you can restore but not edit, taken before something replaced the working resume.

How many are kept?

Branches: two on Free beside the master, unlimited on Pro; older ones stay readable and exportable. Versions: the newest thirty, and the snapshots taken before an import or before tailoring are never evicted.

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.