AI career agent

Know where you stand before you apply.

JobAgent reads your resume and the posting together and shows you what a recruiter will see — where you are strong, where you are exposed, and what to fix first.

No account. No card. Your resume is never stored on our servers.

Paste the text, or upload a PDF, DOCX, or TXT file.
Paste the full job description — requirements included.
Analyzed in-session. Nothing is stored on our servers.

Three steps, about a minute

01

Add your resume

Paste it or upload a PDF, DOCX or TXT. Korean and English both work, and so does a 경력기술서.

02

Add the posting

The whole thing, requirements included. The more of it we can read, the more precise the match.

03

Get your read

A match score with its reasoning, every requirement assessed against your evidence, and rewrites you can apply.

One line, rewritten

Your line

Wrote the internal reconciliation job that closed a recurring settlement mismatch.

Rewrite

Built the settlement reconciliation service that matched payment gateway callbacks against internal ledger entries, eliminating a recurring mismatch across three providers.

The posting asks for ledger design. The original describes exactly that work, in words the screener will not search for.

Adds: ledger · reconciliation · settlement

What actually gets analyzed

Requirement by requirement

Each stated requirement is marked covered, partial or not found — with the line from your resume that proves it, or nothing if there is nothing to point to.

ATS readiness, measured

Keyword coverage, parseability, section completeness and formatting risk are computed from your document, with every check named. Not a number we made up.

What a recruiter will question

Short tenures, a title that overstates or understates scope, a domain switch, relocation. Each with an answer you can actually use.

Rewrites you apply, not read

One line at a time, with the reason and the requirement it serves. Accept the ones you agree with and export the draft.

The AI reads it first. Then someone who hires for this can read it too.

A minute of analysis catches everything mechanical — requirements you have not answered, keywords a screener searches for, claims with nothing behind them. What it cannot tell you is how this particular team reads a resume, or what the bar looked like the last time they hired. For that you want a person, and paying one for an hour of their attention is a different purchase from paying for an analysis.

  1. 01

    AI pass, free

    Match score, every requirement assessed, ATS measurement. Most resumes have mechanical problems, and this finds them before you spend money on a person.

  2. 02

    A reviewer is matched

    Someone who screens for your function, or who works at the company you are targeting. You choose which, and you see their function and seniority before you pay.

  3. 03

    A written read, back to you

    Whether they would pass you through, the changes they would make first, and what they expect the screen to catch. Plus one round of follow-up questions.

Hiring-side reviewer$89Reviewer inside your target company$189Not open yet

It will not invent your numbers

Every figure in a rewrite is checked against your resume. Anything we cannot find is replaced with a placeholder and turned into a question, because you are the only one who knows the answer.

Only you can answer this

How many mismatched settlements per month did that job catch?

Korean and English, properly

Not a translated interface. A Korean 이력서 against an English JD is repositioned for the market you are applying to — and keyword matching resolves 쿠버네티스 against Kubernetes, 원장 against ledger, so a language gap does not read as a skills gap.

Your resume stays yours

  • No account, so there is nothing to sign up for and nothing to leak.
  • Saved analyses live in your browser, not our database. Delete them and they are gone.
  • Your documents go to the model to be analyzed, and nowhere else. We never build a public profile from them.
  • Document text never appears in our logs.

Find out before you apply, not after.