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AI resume review: specific feedback, line by line

Share your resume and the job you want. Reid shows where it is vague, where it buries results and where it misses what the role asks for, then helps you rewrite it with your own facts.

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Sample result

Sample review: three bullets from a marketing coordinator

The request
Can you review my experience section? I’m applying for a marketing manager role.

Before and after

Your bulletFeedbackStronger, with your numbers
Responsible for social media accountsA duty, not a result. Which accounts, how big, and what changed?Grew Instagram from 4k to 11k followers in 12 months with a weekly customer-story series
Helped with email campaigns“Helped” hides your part. What did you own?Wrote and A/B-tested 24 newsletter campaigns, lifting the average open rate from 21% to 29%
Worked with sales team on eventsVague on scope and outcome.Co-ran six trade-show booths with sales, generating 340 qualified leads

Where the numbers came from

Reid asked for the real figures before suggesting any rewrite. Every number above is one you supplied; nothing was estimated or made up.

Gaps against the job description

  • The role asks for budget ownership. If you managed any spend, add a bullet with the amount.
  • “Marketing automation” appears three times in the posting, but HubSpot is only in your skills list. Put it in a bullet where you used it.
  • Your summary says “detail-oriented team player”. Replace it with two lines on the results above.

What Reid does

  • Reviews each bullet for impact: an action, its scope and a measurable result.
  • Compares your resume with a job description and lists the relevant skills you have but did not mention.
  • Checks structure and length, and flags formatting that applicant tracking systems often misread.
  • Asks for the numbers that turn a duty into an achievement, and suggests stronger verbs.

What Reid won’t do

  • Never invents experience, titles, dates or results. Every claim on your resume has to be true.
  • Does not apply for jobs or contact employers for you.
  • Cannot guarantee interviews; it improves what you send.

How it works

  1. Share your resume and a target role

    Paste the text or attach a PDF or Word file, plus the job description you are aiming at.

  2. Get line-by-line notes

    Reid marks each bullet, asks for missing facts and lists the gaps against the role.

  3. Rewrite with your facts

    Answer the questions and Reid helps you shape stronger bullets from what you told it.

Questions

Will it make my resume ATS-friendly?

It flags common problems (text inside images, tables and columns that some systems misread, unusual section headings) and checks that the role’s key terms appear where you genuinely have that experience.

Can it write my resume from scratch?

It can interview you about your experience and draft from what you tell it, but every fact comes from you, and you should edit the result into your own voice.

Does it do cover letters?

Yes, with the same rule: it works from your real experience and helps you tailor each letter to the role.

What file types can I share?

Paste the text, or attach a PDF or a Word document in your chat with Reid.

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