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Resumeaze
AI Resume Builder & Job Application Suite
Get hired with a plan, not a pile of tabs
About Resumeaze on Product Hunt
“AI Resume Builder & Job Application Suite”
Resumeaze was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #336 on the daily leaderboard. Get hired with a plan, not a pile of tabs
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Hi Product Hunt, I’m Suroor, the maker of Resumeaze 👋
When I was job hunting, the thing that hurt most wasn’t the rejections. It was losing track. I was juggling hundreds of openings, several resume versions, cover letters, emails and follow-ups. At some point I couldn’t tell where I’d applied, which resume I’d sent to which recruiter, what I’d already prepared for that role, or what I’d missed.
So I built something for myself to keep it all in one place. That was almost a year ago. It worked, and I shared it with friends who were job hunting too. A few of them landed jobs while using it, and that’s when I thought: why not let everyone use it? So here it is.
It’s one plan instead of a pile of tabs:
Tailor: a resume that answers the specific posting
Track: every application, with what to do next
Practice: interviews rehearsed out loud
Decide: offers compared on what they’re actually worth
There’s more around the edges too, like templates that software and people can both read.
Four tools are free with no sign-up: an ATS resume checker, a job match, a bullet-point rewriter and a cover letter opener. The ATS checker uses eight fixed rules, so the same file always gets the same result. Your file is read for the check and not stored.
A few honest limits. The checker looks at rules, not how well you write. It can’t see columns or fonts in a file. And there’s a fair-use limit of a few scans an hour.
I’d love to hear which part of your own job search feels the messiest, and what you’d want this to do that it doesn’t yet. I’m here all day and I read everything.