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Tailor your resume to the job posting you're looking at — honestly, without inventing experience. Open a job posting, click the extension, and get your resume tailored to that exact role — in a side panel, without leaving the page. HOW IT WORKS 1. Upload your resume once (PDF or text). It stays on your device. 2. Go to any job posting on LinkedIn, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, or Workday. The side panel reads the posting automatically — no copy-paste. 3. Click Tailor. In about 30 seconds you get a version of your resume rewritten for that role, a before → after match score, and a requirements matrix showing what you meet, partly meet, or miss. 4. Review every change in a word-level diff, then download the result as a PDF. On any other careers site, click "Read this page" and grant access to that site only. IT WON'T LIE FOR YOU career-path reorders, re-emphasizes, and surfaces keywords from your real experience. It never invents a title, a metric, or a skill you don't have. The gap analysis tells you honestly where you fall short instead of papering over it. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your resume and the job posting are processed in-session and are not stored. Nothing is saved unless you sign in and explicitly choose to save a version. No tracking, no selling data. FREE TO TRY 3 tailorings per 30 days without an account. Sign in (email or Google) for 5 per day. This extension is the companion to career-path (career-allpath.com), which also accepts pasted text, screenshots, and links if you'd rather not install anything. Open source: github.com/dukesky/careerpath
Aug 24, 2026
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