You’ll apply to forty jobs.
You’ll tailor maybe five.
Resumi rewrites your resume around each posting you paste in — in about a minute, using only what is already true about you.
Tailoring works. Doing it by hand does not scale.
The same summer, written for the job in front of you.
Worked on the payments backend at a fintech startup over the summer.
Rebuilt a payment retry pipeline in Python and Celery, recovering 12% of charges that previously failed outright and removing 90 minutes of daily manual reconciliation.
Nothing invented — it just asked better questions.
Build it once. Use it forty times.
It will not make things up about you.
Every line on your resume traces back to something you actually told it. Anything that cannot be traced is flagged for you rather than passed off as fact.
It will push you for the specifics that make a resume land — the number, the team size, the thing that changed. It will not supply them for you.
“Recovered ~12% of charges that previously failed outright.”