Land more interviews. Not more applications.
Hirableo reads your resume the way an ATS does, scores what a recruiter would see in six seconds, and rewrites the lines holding you back.
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Scored against the parsers that read your resume before a human does
- Workday
- Greenhouse
- Lever
- Taleo
- iCIMS
- Ashby
- SmartRecruiters
- BambooHR
The parsers we model, not partners. All names are trademarks of their respective owners, and Hirableo is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.
How Hirableo works
Your resume goes in.
PDF or DOCX. Every section is extracted — roles, dates, bullets, skills — exactly the way a parser would read it, not the way it looks to you.
The AI reads every line.
Not keyword matching. It weighs each bullet for ownership, evidence and measurable outcome — the three things a recruiter scans for in six seconds.
You get a number, and the reason.
An ATS score with the breakdown behind it: which keywords the role screens for, which of yours are missing, and which bullets are pulling you down.
It rewrites what is holding you back.
Duty statements become outcomes. Missing keywords land where they belong. You download the result as a PDF or DOCX and send it out.
Alex Morgan
Senior Backend Engineer
Summary
- Responsible for backend work and helping the team with various tasks.
Experience
- Was responsible for maintaining the payments API
- Helped with the services migration project
- Worked on improving system performance
- Participated in code reviews and planning
Skills
- Python · SQL · AWS · Docker
One resume.
Four different scores.
An ATS does not score your resume. It scores your resume against a specific job. Change the target and the gaps move.
Pick a role to see it happen ↓
Match
Backend Engineer
3 gaps to close
Already in your resume
- Python
- PostgreSQL
- REST APIs
- AWS
- Docker
- CI/CD
What this role screens for
- Kubernetes
- gRPC
- Observability
Hirableo writes the missing terms into your experience where they are true — never as a keyword list at the bottom, which every modern parser discounts.
Same career.
Told properly.
Nothing invented. Every line still yours — rewritten to say what you actually did, with the evidence a recruiter is looking for.
Alex Morgan
Senior Backend Engineer
Summary
- Responsible for backend work and helping the team with various tasks.
Experience
- Was responsible for maintaining the payments API
- Helped with the services migration project
- Worked on improving system performance
- Participated in code reviews and planning
Skills
- Python · SQL · AWS · Docker
Alex Morgan
Senior Backend Engineer
Summary
- Backend engineer who cut p99 latency 40% on a 12k req/s platform.
Experience
- Owned the payments API — 4M transactions monthly
- Led the monolith→services migration; deploys 45m → 4m
- Cut infrastructure spend 28% via workload right-sizing
- Mentored 6 engineers; introduced trunk-based development
Skills
- Python · PostgreSQL · AWS · Kubernetes · Terraform · CI/CD
Drag to compare — or use the arrow keys
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Duty statements rewritten as outcomes
8
Keywords added where they are true
6
Passive constructions removed
3
Formatting issues an ATS would choke on
Paste the posting. See where you fall short.
One resume against one job description, scored on seven axes — with the skills you have, the ones the posting wants, and which gap to close first.
ATS match
Whether the parser that reads first can find what the posting asks for.
Technical skills
The named tools and technologies, and which of them your resume actually evidences.
Experience
Depth against what the role expects, not just years on a page.
Responsibilities
What you have owned, measured against what you would be asked to own.
Seniority
Whether the level the posting is hiring at is the level your resume reads at.
Soft skills and education
The requirements that quietly filter applications before anyone reads them.
Included on every plan, with a larger allowance as you move up. See the allowances or read how matching works.
A full read, not a spell check.
Six passes over the same document, each looking for something a different reader cares about.
Was responsible for maintaining the payments API and helped with various improvements.
Owned the payments API, cutting p99 latency 40%.
Grammar and tone
Passive voice, tense drift, hedging language and the duty-listing that makes strong work sound routine.
Export anywhere
Download the rewrite as a clean PDF or an editable DOCX.
Formatting audit
Multi-column layouts, text in tables, headers in images — the things parsers silently drop.
Skill coverage
What you can evidence versus what the role asks for, ranked by how much it costs you.
Your data stays yours
Encrypted at rest, never used for training, deletable in one click.
Every application, and what happens next
A job search is a pipeline. Track company, role, salary, the resume you sent and the follow-up you owe — instead of the spreadsheet you stop updating in week three.
Backend Engineer
Referral
Platform Engineer
Company site
Senior Backend
Follow up Tuesday
Infrastructure
Applied 4 days ago
Data Platform
Staff Engineer
Technical round
Backend Lead
Reviewing
Being built next
Listed here rather than in the feature list, because none of it works yet. When something ships it moves up the page.
LinkedIn optimisation
Coming soonPaste your headline, About section and experience; get a rewritten profile aimed at recruiter search. A guided workflow, not account automation — we will not ask for your LinkedIn password.
Interview preparation
Coming soonA preparation plan built from your resume and the posting: likely questions, the topics to revise, and what to expect from each round.
Cover letters
Coming soonA letter drawn from your actual resume and the actual posting — specific claims, evidenced, and short enough to be read.
Career roadmap
Coming soonThe distance between what your resume evidences today and the roles you are aiming at — which gaps are real, which are presentation.
Cheaper than another month of waiting.
Start free. No card, no trial countdown, no email sequence.
Cancel any time. Your uploads are deletable in one click, and are never used to train a model. Compare every plan.
The ones worth asking.
Still unsure? The free tier answers most of these faster than we can.
No. The rewrite only works with what is already on the page — it changes how your work is described, never what you did. If a bullet has no measurable outcome, it asks you for one rather than inventing a number.
Find out what your resume is really saying.
Two free analyses. No card. About a minute from upload to a rewrite you can send.
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