TailorFit CV

Most "AI resume" tools just rewrite everything and hope for the best. TailorFit CV does the opposite: it shows you every single change it wants to make, and lets you decide whether to keep it. Here's how it works. You open a job posting — LinkedIn, Indeed, Greenhouse, Lever, most company career pages — and TailorFit reads it automatically: title, company, full description. Didn't land on a page it recognizes? Paste the description in yourself. Either way, you can edit anything it picked up before you spend a run on it. When it's done, you get a line-by-line diff — your original wording struck through, the suggested version next to it, and a short note on why it changed. If you don't like a rewrite, keep your original with one click. Nothing gets baked into your resume without you seeing it first. You'll also get a match score before you commit to applying: how strong your overall fit is, how many of the posting's keywords you literally use, and how many you cover indirectly (say, the posting wants Node.js and your resume says Express — that counts, and it tells you why). It'll also flag anything you're missing. Once you're happy with it, download as a PDF or DOCX — Classic, Modern, or Compact — all clean single-column formatting that won't confuse an ATS. It gets logged to your tracker automatically, match score and all, so six weeks from now you can actually remember which version you sent where. The one thing it won't do: make things up. It only ever rewords what's already true in your resume — no invented jobs, no invented numbers.