This new version of Reactive Resume brings resumes, matching cover letters, and job tracking into one redesigned workflow, while staying free, open source, and self-hostable. There's AI, there's detailed customisability, there's sharing and collaboration features, and so much more. Most of all, it has built trust in the past 6 years as _the_ resume builder to go to for many users.
I'm Amruth, the maker of Reactive Resume. I want anyone applying for a job to have a resume they feel confident sending. That's the idea behind this free, open-source resume builder.
Today I'm sharing v6 of a project that's been 6 years in the making. I've rebuilt the workspace around the steps of preparing an application: write your experience, design the page, and check it before you send it.
Here's what I'd love you to try:
- Write → Design → Check. Give writing, formatting and review their own space while keeping your resume visible. Review issues point to the lines they belong to. - AI edits you can review. See the original text, suggested replacement and explanation side by side, then accept or reject each change. - The preview is the PDF. Your resume preview and download use the same PDF engine, running in your browser.
Resumes and cover letters now live together in Documents. You can also import your LinkedIn data export without AI, and keep track of interviews and next steps in the redesigned application tracker.
Still free. Still open source. You can self-host it too. AI is optional and uses a provider you connect yourself; that provider may charge for usage.
When you last updated your resume, which part took the most effort: writing, formatting, or deciding it was ready to send? I'd love to hear whether v6 makes that part easier.
Thank you to everyone who's contributed code, translations, bug reports and ideas. I'll be here all day answering questions!
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About Reactive Resume v6 on Product Hunt
“A free and open-source resume builder”
Reactive Resume v6 launched on Product Hunt on October 5th, 2026 and earned 104 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #10 on the daily leaderboard. This new version of Reactive Resume brings resumes, matching cover letters, and job tracking into one redesigned workflow, while staying free, open source, and self-hostable. There's AI, there's detailed customisability, there's sharing and collaboration features, and so much more. Most of all, it has built trust in the past 6 years as _the_ resume builder to go to for many users.
Reactive Resume v6 was featured in Design Tools (263.2k followers), Open Source (68.9k followers), GitHub (41.4k followers) and No-Code (6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 98.4k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Amruth Pillai
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Amruth, the maker of Reactive Resume. I want anyone applying for a job to have a resume they feel confident sending. That's the idea behind this free, open-source resume builder.
Today I'm sharing v6 of a project that's been 6 years in the making. I've rebuilt the workspace around the steps of preparing an application: write your experience, design the page, and check it before you send it.
Here's what I'd love you to try:
- Write → Design → Check. Give writing, formatting and review their own space while keeping your resume visible. Review issues point to the lines they belong to.
- AI edits you can review. See the original text, suggested replacement and explanation side by side, then accept or reject each change.
- The preview is the PDF. Your resume preview and download use the same PDF engine, running in your browser.
Resumes and cover letters now live together in Documents. You can also import your LinkedIn data export without AI, and keep track of interviews and next steps in the redesigned application tracker.
Still free. Still open source. You can self-host it too. AI is optional and uses a provider you connect yourself; that provider may charge for usage.
Try it: https://rxresu.me
When you last updated your resume, which part took the most effort: writing, formatting, or deciding it was ready to send? I'd love to hear whether v6 makes that part easier.
Thank you to everyone who's contributed code, translations, bug reports and ideas.
I'll be here all day answering questions!