Rezi

Rezi grades your draft against 23 metrics tied to how applicant tracking systems parse resumes. The report points at weak spots like filler words, missing numbers and unpunctuated bullets, then tells you what to fix. It's a practical checklist for the parts of a resume most people never think to check.

The editor generates bullet points from your job title and pasted role details, trained on phrasing hiring managers tend to respond to. You can also rewrite existing lines with one click instead of rewriting them by hand. The output stays editable, so you keep the final say.

Paste a job posting and Rezi extracts the terms the employer cares about, then checks what your resume is missing. The paid plan runs the full comparison rather than a limited scan. For anyone applying to roles with strict keyword filters, this is the feature that moves the needle most.

The AI interview asks questions built around your resume and the job you're targeting, then gives feedback on your answers. Unlimited sessions come with Pro. It's useful for rehearsing the specific stories a hiring manager is likely to probe.

Beyond resumes, Rezi drafts cover letters and resignation letters from your existing content. A cover letter pulls from your resume and aims at the listing you paste. The free plan includes them, so you can test the writing quality before paying.

Rezi's job search tool surfaces open roles and tracks where each application stands. You can swipe through listings and jump straight into tailoring a resume for the ones that fit. It keeps the whole hunt in one place instead of scattered across tabs.