How to Tailor Your Resume for Every Job in 5 Minutes
A five-minute system for fitting your resume to each posting: pull the terms, rewrite the summary, reorder bullets, adjust skills, review, and save.
Every application goes out fitting the job.
Bring the resume you have and paste the posting. Two minutes later you are reading a version written for that job, with a cover letter to match — and when a match comes in from the job pool, the application is already prepped for you to approve.
Free to start. No card. One price on web, iOS and Android.
Built first for applicants in the UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
Posting
Senior Product Manager, Payments
You will own the pricing roadmap, run experiments with Finance, and ship with a cross-functional squad. Must have: SQL, pricing or packaging experience, B2B SaaS, stakeholder management. Nice to have: Looker, Stripe.
- SQL
- pricing
- B2B SaaS
- cross-functional
- stakeholder
- experiments
- Looker
- Stripe
- roadmap
Resume · tailoredKeyword match 8 / 9
Experience
Product Manager · Billing
- Owned the pricing roadmap for a B2B SaaS billing product, running experiments with Finance on packaging and plan limits.
- Shipped quarterly releases with a cross-functional squad of eight; wrote the specs and the stakeholder updates.
- Pulled my own SQL in Looker to size experiments and report results.
SkillsSQL · pricing · roadmap planning
01 — How it works
Three steps, then it is just the postings.
- 01
Bring in the resume you already have.
Drop in the PDF or paste the text. It becomes the master every version is built from, so there is nothing to retype. - 02
Paste the posting.
A link or the text of the advert. About two minutes later you have a resume written against it and a cover letter for that company, both linked to the job they were written for.
- 03
Read it, send it, keep track.
Nothing goes out unless you send it. The Search home holds every application, the follow-up that is due and the interview when it comes.
02 — What it does
Built for a search, not for one resume.
One master resume, then a version for every posting you care about — and the rest of the search kept next to it.
- 01
Written for the posting, not for a template.
Paste a link or the advert text. You get a version of your resume written against that posting — the employer’s words where they are true of you, the rest dropped — and it stays linked to the job it was written for.Resume · tailoredOwned the pricing roadmap for a billing product, shipping with a cross-functional squad.
- 02
Edit by talking.
Ask for a change in plain words and watch the page update as you type. It knows the posting you are aiming at and the profile you built, so “make the second role sound more senior” works without a form.YouMake the second role sound more senior.
Resume MasterRewritten. The second role now leads with the decisions you made.
- 03
A cover letter for that company.
Written from the same posting and the same profile, so it reads like you wrote it for them — because it was written for them. - 04
Applications prepped, not just resumes.
When a match comes in from the job pool it arrives with a fitted resume and a cover letter already written. You read it and approve it, and it goes out from your own email with your name on it. Nothing is sent that you have not seen.Approve → sent from you@…
- 05
Your whole search in one place.
Applications out, follow-ups due, interviews ahead. Every tailored resume sits next to the posting it belongs to, so nothing gets dropped. - 06
Thirty-two templates and a PDF that parses.
Standard headings, real text, no columns or tables a reader drops. The keyword match on the page is computed from the posting, not guessed.
03 — By hand vs Resume Master
The same work, minus the evening.
| Task | By hand | With Resume Master |
|---|---|---|
| Tailoring one resume to one posting | An evening, and you still hurry the last one | Written from that posting and your profile in about two minutes |
| Keeping the versions straight | A folder of files named resume_final_v3 | Every version linked to the job it was written for |
| The cover letter | The last one with the company name swapped | Written from the same posting, so it says why them |
| Finding the next posting | Six tabs and a saved search you stopped checking | Matches from the job pool, each with the application already prepped |
| Sending it | Copy, paste, attach, hope | You read it, approve it, and it goes from your own email |
| Knowing what you sent and when | A spreadsheet, until you stop updating it | Applications, follow-ups and interviews in one place |
04 — Templates
Look the part in every application.
Thirty-two resume templates and six for cover letters, each on its own page with the roles it suits.
05 — On your phone
Your job search, in your pocket.
Resume Master is coming to Android and iOS. The jobs find you; you answer from wherever you are.
- 01
A push when a match lands.
New postings that fit your search reach you the same day, with a daily digest of your matches and a nudge when a resume is ready to send. - 02
Copy a posting, get a resume.
See a job in another app, copy it, and open Resume Master. The posting on your clipboard is one tap from a resume written against it. - 03
Your whole search in your pocket.
Applications, the follow-up that is due and the interview when it comes, all on the Search home. - 04
Edit and send from anywhere.
Same account, same resumes and templates as the web. Fix a line on the train and download the PDF.
Android and iOS · coming soon
06 — Pricing
One price, every platform.
Free to start. Premium when the search is weekly.
Free
Enough to see it work on a posting you actually care about.
$0forever
3 AI credits, no card, and we never charge you to download.
- 3 resumes and 3 cover letters
- Every template, and PDF export
- Improve your resume and tailor it to one real posting before you pay
Premium
For a search where you are applying every week.
$49.99per year· Best value
$4.17 a month, billed yearly — saves 68%
$12.99per month
Same price on web, iOS and Android. Cancel anytime.
- A fitted resume for every posting
- A cover letter for every company
- A prepped application for every match, sent from your email after you approve it
- Every template, and PDF export
- Unmetered AI on web, iOS and Android
07 — Questions
Common questions.
What is free?
Three resumes and three cover letters, every template, and PDF export. A free account also has enough AI to improve the resume you bring in and tailor it to one real posting, so you see the whole thing work before you pay.
Is there a free trial?
There is no timed trial. What a free account can do, it can do for as long as you like; Premium is what removes the limit on how many postings you can tailor for.
Is it the same price on the phone?
Yes. Premium costs the same on the web, on iOS and on Android — the app store fee is absorbed, not passed on.
Can I cancel?
Yes, from billing in your account. You keep Premium until the end of the period you have already paid for.
Does it apply for me?
No. It preps the application: a resume fitted to that posting, a cover letter for that company, and the posting it belongs to. You read it, approve it, and it is sent from your own email. Nothing is sent that you have not approved.
Does it work with ATS?
The exports use standard headings and fonts and avoid the tables and multi-column layouts parsers drop, so an applicant tracking system reads them as text rather than a picture. Anyone quoting you a pass rate is guessing; we would rather tell you what the file does.
Which formats can I export?
PDF, print-ready, on any of the templates.
Every application goes out fitting the job.
Paste a posting, get a resume written for it in two minutes.
Tailor your resume — free
Free to start. No card. Same price on web, iOS and Android.