Tailor your resume to the job description. In minutes.
Open the posting. Tailr reads it, compares it to your resume line by line, and rewrites the parts that need it — using only things you’ve actually done. You approve every change before you download.
Free to start. Works on LinkedIn, Greenhouse, Lever, and any careers site.
Everyone knows you should tailor. Almost nobody does.
A recruiter gives your resume about six seconds. In that time they’re looking for the words from their own posting — the tools, the responsibilities, the titles. A resume written for “any job” matches three or four of them. One written for this job matches eight or nine.
The problem is the cost. Done by hand, tailoring means reading the posting twice, opening your resume, hunting for the lines that almost fit, rewording them, and saving a fifth copy with a new name. Twenty minutes, if you’re quick. So after the fourth application of the evening, most people stop tailoring and start sending the generic version to everything. That’s the resume that gets ignored.
What Tailr changes, and what it won’t.
Tailr treats the posting as a list of requirements and your resume as evidence. For each requirement, it looks for a line you’ve already written that proves it, and suggests a version that says so in the posting’s own words.
- It rewords. If the posting says “stakeholder management” and your resume says “worked with product and sales,” you’ll get the former — because it’s the same thing.
- It reorders. The experience this role cares about moves up, where a skim will land on it.
- It won’t invent. No new jobs, no new degrees, no tool you’ve never opened. If you don’t have it, the requirement stays unchecked, and you decide what to do about that.
Adds: the “cross-functional” language from the posting’s second requirement.
From your resume
Worked with product and sales teams to launch a recommendations feature
Tailored
Partnered cross-functionally with product and sales to take a recommendations feature from prototype to launch
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Three steps, one posting at a time.
Open the job
Any posting, on any site. Tailr picks it up in the side panel and tells you how many of its requirements your resume already shows.
Review the suggestions
Original on the left, tailored on the right. Use the ones that ring true, skip the ones that don’t. Usually five to ten per posting.
Download and apply
You get back the same .docx you uploaded, same fonts and spacing, named for the company. It’s saved to your tracker on the way out.
Tailor the next one in about a minute.
Upload your resume once. From then on, every posting you open comes with a tailored version waiting in the side panel.