Every resume you have: your master, the ones made for a job and the ones you make by hand. Open any of them beside the live page and its checks, in any of six free templates. Edits save on their own, and History keeps your last ten versions.

Yes. Upload a PDF or Word file, or paste the text. The file is read once and never stored, and every line it brings in is checked against what you gave it, so nothing is added that was not there. It becomes a resume only when you save it.

A score out of 100 from content, best practices, format, length and readability, and it updates as you edit. 80 and up is Excellent and 60 and up is Good. Every check is listed, and most have a fix that changes it in one press or takes you to the line.

It shows once you attach a job, from your saved jobs or the posting's text, and counts the must-haves and nice-to-haves your resume covers. Matched words are underlined on the page, and the two scores are never blended.

With One page on, the spacing between sections tightens first, then the margins, then the line height, then the type size down to 9pt. It never cuts or rewrites a word. If the page still runs over, the page pill turns red and the checks point to the longest bullets.

Open Export in the editor and pick PDF or Word, and the file downloads. Print, or Cmd or Ctrl+P, opens a clean copy in a new tab, and Text and JSON download from the same menu.