Free to run
No score paywall. Open a guide, paste text, get a result.
Free resume tools
Six utilities for the last hour before you apply. Each one has its own guide: what the tool does, what recruiters actually scan for, and the mistakes that waste an application.
Stays on your machine
The resume you paste is not uploaded. The tools run in the browser.
Written for this market
Country codes, local metrics, and remote ATS forms, not a US-only playbook.
ATS Resume Checker
Paste resume text and see whether contact details, headings, and layout will survive an applicant tracking system.
Open guide →Keyword Matcher
Compare a job post with your resume and see which terms already appear and which you still need to cover.
Open guide →Bullet Rewriter
Turn duty lists into stronger bullets that start with a verb and leave a place for a metric.
Open guide →Headline Generator
Build a scannable title line for the top of your resume or LinkedIn from role, years, and focus.
Open guide →Cover Letter Starter
Draft an opening paragraph from the role, company, and a few lines of the job post, then edit before you send.
Open guide →One-page Length Check
Estimate whether your resume belongs on one page or two from word count, before you fight with margins.
Open guide →Built to be used, not to farm a score
A lot of ATS checker pages exist to collect an email and print a number. These tools run in your browser. They do not store the resume you paste. They also do not pretend a 94% score means a person will interview you.
Use the checker for parse risks, the matcher for language you can defend, then save the result in a Resume Africa profile.
- ATS-safe headings
- Keyword gaps you can defend
- Bullets with a metric prompt
- A headline recruiters can scan
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