The sample resume scores 32 against its posting. Adding six of these words (all of them already true) lifts it to 78:
Each one is a term the posting uses that the resume doesn't. Hit "Try it with sample data" to see the 32 for yourself, then add these words to the sample resume and rescan to watch it climb. Or just paste your own.
The score is the weighted share of the posting's own language your resume covers. In practice, that's roughly how findable you are when a recruiter searches by these terms.
Top missing keywords (add the ones that are true of you; the tag shows the exact score gain)
Full Report
Your fastest path up
Score breakdown (what's actually dragging the number down)
All missing keywords (tap any keyword to see why it matters, where to add it, and how to phrase it)
Matched keywords: the stress test
Resume writing audit (your resume on its own merits, independent of this posting)
Section checks
ATS red flags (each with why it hurts and how to fix it)
Bonus: cover letter check
Cover letters are usually keyword-thin. Paste yours to score it against the same posting.
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No email, no account, no "unlock your results" trap. Paste, scan, done.
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