For senior IC roles. Surfaces system-design, scale, and ownership.
Best when the JD reads heavy on architecture, P99, and scale.
One job. Four angles. Thirty seconds. We tailor your resume four ways so you can pick the one that lands.
Serif body, centered name. Reads as a traditional CV — what most ATS bots prefer.
Example output. Generate yours below.
We never sell your resume or train on it. Privacy
Thirty seconds, three steps. No card required for the preview.
Lever, Greenhouse, Ashby, company careers page — we parse it.
PDF or DOCX. Stays on your account. Never trained on. Never shared.
Four angles, four templates, ATS-scored. Download the winner.
We don't guess which version of you the recruiter wants. We generate four, score them, and let you pick.
For senior IC roles. Surfaces system-design, scale, and ownership.
Best when the JD reads heavy on architecture, P99, and scale.
For tech lead and staff roles. Foregrounds people impact, mentorship, scope.
Best when the JD asks for team leadership or cross-team work.
For PM-adjacent roles. Highlights product partnership and shipped outcomes.
Best when the JD names design, product, or GTM collaboration.
For domain roles (ML, infra, security). Leads with the depth match.
Best when the JD names a specific stack or sub-discipline.
Real output. Real JDs. Same person, four angles, four templates — every one ATS-scored against the job posting.
One JD, one credit, one minute. The left side is what most engineers send. The right side is what jdresumes ships.
Same person. Same resume. Same job. 27 points of ATS headroom from one credit.
Most resume tools sell the ATS number as magic. We tell you what it actually is — what it catches, what it misses, and where the real read still lives.
We score against the job description with the same parsing rules an ATS uses. Then we name the missing keywords explicitly — we don't stuff them. You decide which ones actually fit.
We optimize for that read too. Quantified bullets, skill-based not task-based, present-tense for current roles. The rules are from NYU Wasserman's career center — applied through Sonnet, not invented by it.
Passing the bot is necessary, not sufficient. The interview is the human. We score honest so you can trust the rest of what we say.
You already write good resumes. You don't need a tool that writes them for you — you need one that retailors them per application, without burning your evening every time.
Pay once. Credits never expire. Every credit gets you 4 tailored resume angles and 3 cover letter variants.
Tailored for one job. One purchase. Done.
For the active job hunt.
The full job hunt, ammunition included.
No subscription. No auto-renew. Credits never expire.
The category runs on a small set of recurring practices. Here are the ones we chose not to copy — on the same page, before you pay.
Trials that quietly auto-renew at four times the trial price.
Per-credit. $9, $29, or $79. Pay once.
Pricing hidden until the checkout screen.
All three prices on this page. Right above this block.
Watermarked downloads on the free tier.
No watermarks. Ever.
Cancellation buried four clicks deep.
Nothing to cancel. Credits don't expire.
Templates sold as outcomes.
Four tailored angles, not 35 templates.
AI that sounds like every other AI.
Sonnet rewrites your bullets in your voice.
ATS scoring presented as a guarantee.
Honest scoring. Recruiter-readable bullets.
We expect this list to be read closely. We expect to stand behind every line of it.