Resume Worded

Score My Resume gives your document a grade out of 100, built from more than 30 checks that encode what recruiters flag when they screen. Unlike a chatbot, it returns the same score for the same resume every time, so you can measure whether an edit helped. The free version shows the headline number, and Pro unlocks the full line-by-line report with a reason attached to each flag.

AutoFix is the AI agent behind the rewrites. For every weak line, it drafts a replacement from your own experience, asks what it needs to know, and waits for you to approve each change. That's a step past a generic proofreader, because a plain AI chatbot will invent achievements you never had, while AutoFix works from what you uploaded.

Paste a job description and the keyword checker returns a relevancy score alongside every term you match and every one you miss. It weights keywords the way application screeners do, which is why it matters for the roles that filter candidates with software before a recruiter reads a single line.

Pro includes more than 100 resume templates for Word and Google Docs, vetted by recruiters and built so screening software reads every line cleanly. You can let AutoFix move your content into a template, or download the Word and Google Docs files and edit them yourself. It solves the formatting half of the ATS problem that a score alone can't fix.

Recruiters search LinkedIn before they see your resume, so the profile review targets that first impression. It returns tailored feedback on the sections that decide whether you show up in search and convert a profile view into a message, including keyword analysis and networking templates.

The library holds more than 250 bullet points pulled from real resumes that led to interviews at companies like Google, Apple, and McKinsey. You find one close to your experience and adapt it, which is faster than staring at a blank line and guessing at phrasing.