Most CVs never reach a person. Software reads them first, decides they don't match, and that's that. Nobody tells you. You just don't hear back.
Rezyume reads the job ad and your CV together, the way that software does, and shows you what's missing. It's usually small stuff. A few keywords. A heading it can't parse. Something good sitting on page two where nobody looks.
Then it'll do the cover letter and the portfolio off the same profile. Free to start.
Most applications are turned down by software rather than by a person. An Applicant Tracking System reads a CV for keywords and structure before a recruiter opens anything, and a layout that looks considered in a document editor often reaches the parser as noise.
The rest of the problem is effort. A CV, a cover letter written for this specific posting, and a portfolio that actually shows the work are three jobs in three tools, and they need redoing for every role worth applying to.
Start from a template and let the AI write and rewrite the content from one profile: the resume, the cover letter, and the case studies behind a portfolio. All three stay consistent.
A three-step check reads the posting and reports keyword density, formatting that a parser will trip on, and the skills the application doesn't evidence yet.
A last scan catches what's left, then it exports as PDF or DOCX with the structure a tracking system can still read.
Formatting, structure and keyword density checked against what tracking systems actually filter on, not against what looks tidy on screen.
A three-step read of the specific posting, so emphasis shifts per role instead of one general CV going everywhere.
Names the skills a posting asks for that the application doesn't evidence yet, while there's still time to add them.
A final pass before export for the hidden errors that break a parser, or a reader's patience.
Turns project history into a structured portfolio with written case studies, rather than a list of links.
The letter is written against the same posting as the resume, so the two make one argument instead of two.
Five free templates to start and 20+ premium ones on a paid plan, all taking your own experience and wording.
Both formats, ATS-friendly, and watermark-free once you're on a paid plan.






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