Kept
You wrote
Was responsible for managing a team of 6 engineers at Admiralty over 18 months
It came back as
Managed a team of 6 engineers at Admiralty over 18 months
Same 6, same Admiralty, same 18 months. The filler is gone.
Twelve typeset layouts. Your words, your facts, your file — PDF or Word, on your computer in about a second.
Digits and names are checked in order; a rewrite that moves one is discarded. Needs a Spiral Collection license.
The layouts / actual output
One sample resume.
Twelve ways to set it.
Column
Two columns. Skills sit beside the work.
Ledger
A large name, then quiet rules.
Sheet
Single column. Nothing shouts.
Rule
A hairline under every heading.
A resume tool that rewritesyour job title is not helping.This one discards a rewrite that moves a digit or a name.
Before a rewrite is kept, digit runs and capitalized names are compared in order. A plain Title Case opener like “Managed” is skipped; acronyms like AWS are kept. One that moved is thrown away. It is a mechanical filter — the Check screen is the semantic backstop.
The style screen draws your document in each layout. Your facts are typeset when you build, in the layout you chose.
Both come out of the same document in metrically matched faces, so the Word file breaks its lines where the PDF breaks them.
Free rules, your own API key, or a model that runs on your machine and never opens a connection — three sizes, from 1.3 GB up. The free one does the job.
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Paste it, or drop a PDF, Word or text file onto the window. It is read by what it is, not what it is called. Nothing is uploaded; the file is read on your computer.
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Every field it found is editable before anything is built, because a parser that guessed wrong should cost you a keystroke, not an interview.
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Twelve layouts, one accent colour, PDF or Word. About a second from picking to a file on your disk.
Timings from an Apple silicon laptop, taken while building it.
Both of these came back from a model. One reached the page. The other was discarded before it got near the document.
Kept
You wrote
Was responsible for managing a team of 6 engineers at Admiralty over 18 months
It came back as
Managed a team of 6 engineers at Admiralty over 18 months
Same 6, same Admiralty, same 18 months. The filler is gone.
Discarded
You wrote
Managed 6 engineers over 18 months
It came back as
Managed 18 engineers over 6 months
Both numbers are still there, so a careless check passes it. It says you managed three times the people for a third of the time, so this one does not.
No. The free pass lays your resume out and tightens the wording by rule: it removes filler like “responsible for”, leads with a past-tense verb, and flags bullets with no number in them. Adding a key changes who rewrites the phrasing, not what you are allowed to make or export.
Before a rewritten bullet is kept, the app compares digit runs and capitalized names in the order they appear. A plain Title Case word at the start of a sentence is skipped so verbs like “Managed” are not treated as names; acronyms and mixed-capitals there (AWS, PostgreSQL) are kept. A rewrite that moved one of those is discarded. It is a mechanical filter, not a full reading of meaning — verbs, lowercase names, and relationships can still drift, so the Check screen remains the backstop.
Only if you add your own API key, and then only the bullet text, never your name, employer, dates or school. With the free pass or the offline model nothing leaves at all. There is no account, no analytics and no telemetry.
Three tiers from about 1.3 GB to 5.7 GB; the recommended one is about 2.7 GB, downloaded once, only if you ask for it. On an Apple silicon laptop that tier rewrote a 64-bullet resume in about 44 seconds. An API key is faster; the rule-based pass is instant.
The text, the order and the page count match, because both are built from the same document in metrically identical faces. Word’s spacing model is its own, so it is not pixel for pixel, and the app does not claim otherwise.
Yes. Every layout is real text in a normal single flow, and one of them, Sheet, is deliberately the plainest thing a parser can be handed.
Because there is nothing to sync. Your resume is one file in your own application data folder, and Settings shows you the exact path and will delete it.
Often, but a two column PDF can come out interleaved, and the app says so before you import one. That is what the Check screen is for: everything it read is editable before a single page is set.
Yes. 0.1.1 includes a Windows installer. It is unsigned, the same as Wallpaper, so SmartScreen will warn the first time.
macOS is signed and notarized. Windows is unsigned, the same as Wallpaper.