Free resume and CV feedback before you apply.

Most resumes are rejected for boring, fixable reasons: a key section is missing, the wording is vague, or the language does not match the job posting. ApplyReadyCV was built to catch those problems before you apply, using a transparent, browser-based check instead of a black-box score. Your resume text is analyzed locally in your browser and is never uploaded to a server or saved to a resume database, so you can review an early draft without giving up your privacy.

The checker looks at five practical areas. First, ATS readability — whether your contact details, section headings, and text can be read cleanly by both software and a recruiter. Second, keyword match against a job description you paste, so you can see which important role terms are present and which are missing. Third, clarity and achievements — whether your bullets show measurable results instead of a list of duties. Fourth, application fit for the kind of role you are targeting. Fifth, completeness: the core sections a reviewer expects to find.

The result is a score out of 100 with a short list of prioritized fixes. Treat it as an editing guide, not a verdict. A missing keyword is a prompt to review, not a command — only add terms that honestly describe your experience. No checker, including this one, can guarantee interviews, recruiter decisions, or that a specific applicant tracking system will approve your file. What it can do is turn a vague feeling that your resume is “not working” into a concrete checklist you can act on in a few minutes.

If you are starting from a blank page, read the step-by-step guide to writing a resume, then run your draft through the checker and use the score guide to decide what to fix first.