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Most AI resume tools quietly add skills you don’t have. Resumeize does the opposite.

Paste a job and your resume. Every requirement is matched to a line you actually wrote, and you get two scores: how an ATS reads you and how a recruiter skims you. For the gaps, it asks 3 quick questions instead of making things up, then builds a tailored draft you edit with live scores. Free to check, no account. One-time packs, no subscription.

Built by one person who listened to the problem

Resumeize started with research into what job seekers actually struggle with: resumes that get rejected before a human reads them, and AI tools that invent experience and put their credibility at risk. I’m a solo builder, and I built this day and night, then kept improving it after launch. It’s complete, tested and live, and it was made with care for the people it serves.

Pre-revenue, with proof people want it

The product launched on September 11, 2026 and is pre-revenue today, which means the upside is all in front of the next owner. In about six weeks, with no real marketing push:

• 1,475 visits and 4,632 page views in about six weeks, with daily visits passing 100 in the most recent week
• 1,065 direct, 145 referral, 121 ads, 98 search and 48 social
• About 60% from India (877) and about 12% from the US (175), plus Germany, UAE, the Philippines, France, South Africa and Malaysia
• 315 visits to the analyzer, 190 to pricing, 112 to sign-up and 129 to the signed-in dashboard

Built to earn from day one

One-time credit packs with no subscriptions to manage: 1 credit for ₹99 / $4.99, up to 40 credits for ₹1,799 / $79, plus a ₹149 / $6 AI resume builder. Credits never expire. The payment integration is built for Razorpay (UPI, cards, netbanking) in India and PayPal elsewhere, with refunds and partial refunds handled.

What makes it hard to copy

• Truthfulness enforced in code: quotes are verified against the resume, and drafted lines and cover letters are checked against confirmed facts.
• Two scoring models: ATS (extraction, parse safety, requirement coverage, title match) and recruiter (first-pass landmarks, relevance, specificity, scannability, consistency).
• A serious parser: it reads PDF, Word, text and Markdown, and scores 99.5% field accuracy on a test set of about 50 fictional resumes from many countries.
• 20 country-specific templates with PDF and Word export.
• More built in: cover letters, interview questions, application tracker, AI resume builder, installable mobile-friendly app.
• Cost control: daily AI caps per visitor, free user and buyer.

Ready-made growth assets

10 keyword landing pages, 9 sourced blog articles, a sitemap and RSS feed, a product video and pitch deck sources, a brand kit, and admin dashboards for funnel, visitors, AI spend and reviews.

Where you can take it

• Search is only 98 of 1,467 visits so far, so SEO is mostly untapped.
• The India-first pricing and 20 regional templates suit placement cells, colleges and career coaches.
• A team with an audience, a budget and more hands can take this much further than one person can.

Tech and quality

TanStack Start (React 19), Supabase/Postgres, Tailwind, Vercel AI SDK. About 112,000 lines of code, 38 database migrations and 5,814 passing tests.

Included in the sale

Full source code and git history, resumeize.com, brand and marketing assets, and the payment integration code, so you connect your own Razorpay and PayPal accounts. Everything is handed over within one day of payment.

Why I’m selling

I build SaaS products around real struggles that I research. My strength is finding the problem and building a complete first version, and I’m a solo builder. Resumeize deserves a bigger audience and a team that can enhance it for people everywhere, so I’m handing it to the right buyer to take it further.