How it works
From your code to your next job
The whole loop, step by step — from data ingestion to the resume and the jobs that match.
Connect GitHub & upload your resume
Provide your resume as a PDF and connect your GitHub account. We request read-only access to your public repositories. No write access is ever requested, and your data is never shared with third parties.
AI analyzes your real repositories
Our AI engine reviews each repository in detail. It evaluates code structure, patterns, naming conventions, documentation quality, test coverage, and technology choices. This is not keyword matching — it is a real code review.
Tests is your cheapest 10 points — start with the top repo.
You get a score, a report, and a roadmap
The analysis is weighted against real-world hiring criteria — how technical recruiters, engineering managers, and ATS systems read a profile. You get a 0–100 hireability score, a plain-language report, and a week-by-week improvement plan tied to your actual repositories. Every re-run is tracked, so your statistics show the trend.
Generate the ATS-ready resume
The resume builder turns your analyzed profile into an ATS-friendly PDF. Pick a target field and level, watch the live preview, and generate — every version lands in your history.
Ahmed — Backend Developer
Backend Development · Internship
Skills
Projects
Built a REST API with 25 endpoints, JWT auth and 12 versioned migrations…
Apply where you actually fit
Search real job listings scored against your stack and level, keep a shortlist, and share your public developer profile — score, skills radar and achievements included.
The pipeline, end to end
NLP + Static Analysis + Pattern Recognition
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Interactive demo analysis
Enter any GitHub username and see a preview of the analysis. No signup required.
If it's on your GitHub, it counts
Analyze · Score · Improve · Generate · Apply
Ready to see how companies evaluate you?
Your first analysis is free and takes about two minutes — score, report and roadmap included.
No credit card · Free plan stays free