Résumé ATS Analyzer
Parses résumés locally, scores five ATS dimensions, compares job descriptions, and exports actionable feedback.
- 5
- Explainable scoring dimensions
- 3
- Document formats
- Local
- Core analysis
What I was trying to solve.
Résumé feedback is more useful when the reasoning is visible and a personal document does not need to leave the browser for core analysis.
Follow the data.
A simplified processing flow. Each numbered stage feeds the next; storage and retrieval boundaries stay explicit.
- PDF / DOCX / TXT
- Browser parsing
- Five-dimension scoring
- Job keyword comparison
- Feedback report
- HTML export
The constraints shaped the system.
Core parsing and scoring run locally. Weighted checks provide explainable feedback rather than presenting an opaque score as a hiring prediction. A local history keeps the ten most recent analyses.
Where the happy path ends.
Complex document layouts can scramble extracted text, while keyword matches lack the judgment of a recruiter. Scores are heuristic guidance, not a guarantee of compatibility with every employer's ATS or of an interview.
What exists today.
- Parses PDF, DOCX, and TXT files in the browser.
- Combines five weighted scoring dimensions with job-description keyword comparison.
- Exports feedback as an HTML report.
What I would improve.
Evaluate extraction quality across more résumé layouts and make the scoring assumptions easier to inspect.