Native scan
DefaultMatches text to skillsBuilt-in text matching, no model call.
Stays in your browser tabYour résumé is read and scored right here.
No API keyNothing to sign up for. Works right away.
You think your résumé is a 10. This multi-agentic framework with 4 cute agents shows you the What is the “but”?It is the gap between what your résumé says and what it can prove.For each skill the role asks for, a reader looks for a matching line in your résumé. If there is none, or only a thin one, that is the but.You get it as one short sentence, plus the skills to fix first..
Play sample runs a made-up résumé and job from start to finish.
Add a role and your résumé. Paste a job posting or a LinkedIn link, then add one résumé file.
Four readers check it. They scout the role, look for your proof, question it and plan your next steps. Every score has a quote, and a skill with no matching line in your résumé scores 0.
You get a clear next step. A skills radar, a skill-by-skill breakdown and a short roadmap. Private by default: with the native scan your résumé stays in this browser tab.
Paste the job you want, then add your résumé.
Paste the jobCopy the whole posting, with its requirements, or a LinkedIn link.
On LinkedIn, click a job so its full details open on the right, or copy the page link and paste it here.
Select from the job title down through “About the job”, then press Ctrl+C (⌘+C on Mac).
Click the box above and press Ctrl+V (⌘+V on Mac).
Click “Show more” first. LinkedIn hides long descriptions behind it, and you want the whole text.
A company site, an email or a chat message all work. Include the requirements.
It goes in the same box. No formatting needed.
On LinkedIn, print the page and choose “Save as PDF”, or save the text as a .txt or .md file.
Use “Upload a job file”. PDFs need selectable text, not a scanned image.
Drop one filePDF, TXT or MD. It stays in this browser.
Drop your résumé here or choose a file
PDFs need selectable text, not a scan.
Native scan stays in this tabNo key, no model call, and nothing leaves your browser.
Read in this browserYour text stays in memory and is not saved.
Kept out of logsRésumé text stays out of analytics, logs, URLs and browser storage.
Level up ticksSaved in this browser only.
Masked résumé text goes to AnthropicOnly when API boost runs, and only after you switch it on.
Not maskedNames, employers and schools go as written.
Role text shapes web searchesThe two web agents never see your résumé.
Keys last one requestYour key rides a header and is never stored or logged.
Runs have capsEach agent has limits on tool calls and time. A refused or slow run falls back to the native scan.
Read in this browser, not saved
Name the tools you used. Readers match skills to the words on the page.
Say what you built and what came of it. A result is the line a reader can quote.
Keep dates and numbers. Plain figures give a reader something to check.
An ATS reads your résumé as plain text, so a fancy layout can scramble it and the posting's own words matter most.
Four readers go through it, and the Planner turns the gaps into quests.
Sample result, all four readers
Role Scout
3 of 6 skills have proof
Have 3 Gap 3
Company not recognised
Experience Finder
4 of 6 skills have a matching quote
Bar: you show. Mark: role asks.
3 weak proofsSIEM, Incident response +1
Recruiter
55/ 100
Needs work
Action Planner
Start here: An incident write-up would make this application stronger.
0 of 3 done. Saved in this browser.
See which skills have proof in your résumé and which do not.
3 of 6 skills have proof
Level up
Choose a course or project, finish it, and tick it off.
Pick one resource and finish it. Tick it off when done. Ticks stay in this browser, and clearing site data removes them.
The results give you something to talk about, and they do not decide your potential.
Explore your themes and top 10 guidance. This report is paid.
Explore career interests, skills confidence and work values.
Review verified skills and qualifications in one place.
Find activities you enjoy and roles to investigate.
A Singapore framework for thinking and working with others.
Learn cloud services, security and pricing fundamentals.
Short paths for cloud, data, security and development.
Practise workflows, then publish work others can inspect.
A free online introduction to computer science, taught in lectures with weekly problem sets.
Short hands-on lessons in Python, SQL and machine learning.
Draft a readable résumé. Check export terms before paying.
Explain technical work so a new reader can follow it.
Pin relevant projects with setup notes and outcomes.
Publish a simple site for your projects straight from a GitHub repository.
Start from a layout and edit it. Check export and plan terms before relying on it.
Publish short posts about what you built and what you learned.
Check every original listing.
Search local and remote roles, then bring a posting back here.
Browse remote roles with location and timezone rules.
Explore remote postings and inspect the original role.
The Singapore government job portal. Search current openings by role and skill.
Browse Singapore job listings and compare what employers ask for.
Read about career support and job-matching programmes run by the Singapore government agency.
These are public forums, so opinions vary: check anything important elsewhere.
Questions and stories about tech jobs, interviews and offers.
People post résumés and get critiques. Read a few before posting yours.
Beginner questions, study plans and project ideas for new programmers.
News and career questions from people who work in security.
Local questions about work, study and daily life in Singapore.
Links and discussion on software, startups and technology.
Step-by-step roadmaps for developer roles and skills.
See reported pay and job levels at tech companies.
Practise technical interviews and read interview guides.
Answer common interview questions out loud and see your answer transcribed.
Articles on résumés, cover letters, interviews and job searching.
Government credit towards approved courses in Singapore. Check who qualifies.
Logos belong to their owners and link to their sites.
How it works
Two ways to run: a free scan in your browser or Claude agents on your own key.
Both end in the same radar, skills and quests, and every quote is checked against your text.
Matches text to skillsBuilt-in text matching, no model call.
Stays in your browser tabYour résumé is read and scored right here.
No API keyNothing to sign up for. Works right away.
Four Claude agents read itEvery quote is checked against your text.
Runs through AnthropicMasked résumé text goes to Anthropic, or to OpenRouter if that is your key.
Your own keySet in the header switch, never stored. Anthropic or OpenRouter.