Be the obvious match for every job you go after.

Get a resume tuned to each posting — so a recruiter sees the fit in seconds, and you can back up every line in the interview. Built only from your real experience, ready as a PDF or Word file, with every application tracked in one place.

A resume per job · Cover letters too · Track every application · PDF & Word · No subscription

Nothing gets made up: two resumes for the same job

Tailored to the job — true in the interview

Same person. Same job. Two tools.

THE JOB ASKS FOR: team leadership · measurable results · managing budgets

Mentored 3 teammates and ran planning for a 6-person project — the leadership you actually told us about.
Kept a $150K project on budget and on time. Bigger numbers left off — they weren't yours to claim.
TRUE →Every line traces back to something you confirmed. It plays up your real match for the job, and stays quiet wherever you're quiet.

How it works

Upload once. Fill the gaps. Fit every job.

Three steps. The first two you do once. After that, every job takes about a minute.

STEP 01

Add your resume

Upload the resume you already have — PDF or Word. It becomes the starting point for your profile: one place your whole career lives, instead of a dozen files you keep re-editing.

Upload PDF or Word → your profile
STEP 02

Answer a few questions

A short back-and-forth asks one thing at a time — the real numbers, the wins, the context a resume leaves out. You confirm every detail before it's saved. Your profile gets richer; nothing gets invented.

One question at a time → you confirm each
STEP 03 · THE GOOD PART

Paste a job, close the gaps

Drop in any posting. It shows where you're a strong match, a partial one, or missing — then, for the gaps you can actually back up, it helps you put your own words to them. Export to PDF or Word when it fits.

Paste posting → match view → address gaps
Step 03, on a real posting

Watch one job go from posting to tailored resume.

Here's the whole thing on a single posting — how it reads the requirements, shows where you match, closes one gap in your own words, and tunes your bullets to fit. Everything below is an illustrative example — not a real person, job, or result.

The posting you paste
Senior Product DesignerSample job description

"We're looking for a designer who can…"

  • Lead design for a 0→1 product, from first concept to launch
  • Bring deep fluency with design systems and component libraries
  • Own vendor budgets for research and tooling
  • Run user research studies end to end
it pulls out the requirements and checks each against your profile
What it finds
Requirements → your profileCoverage: 2/4 strong · 1 partial
Must-haveLead 0→1 design, concept to launchStrong — 3 confirmed facts
Must-haveDesign systems & component librariesStrong — 2 confirmed facts
Nice-to-haveOwn vendor budgets▲ Partial match
Must-haveEnd-to-end user research— None — we won't invent it
address the partial one — in your own words
Closing the "vendor budgets" gap
The job asks forOwn vendor budgets▲ Partial match

Answer in your own words. It only rephrases what you write — it never adds a number, tool, or employer you didn't mention.

↳ Gap questionHave you ever owned or tracked a budget — vendor spend, tooling, research? Roughly what size, and what did you keep on track?
YouI ran the $150K vendor budget for our platform migration and brought it in on time.
Draft achievement — yours to edit

Owned the $150K vendor budget for a platform migration and delivered it on time and on budget.

The guardrail, in action

Try to sharpen the draft to "…and cut vendor costs 30%"? It's refused:

"30%" isn't in what you told us. Add it to your own words first, or it stays off the resume.

Confirmed as written → added to your profile
The job asks forOwn vendor budgetsStrong match
export a resume that echoes the posting — honestly
The tailored resume
Your bullets, tuned to this postingBefore → after
Before · buried mid-resume

Led a new subscription onboarding from first concept to launch.

↓ moved up & reworded to echo the posting

After · tailored

Led 0→1 design on a subscription onboarding — concept to launch.

↑ now the lead bullet · matches "Lead 0→1 design"
Newly confirmed in step C

Owned the $150K vendor budget for a platform migration and delivered it on time and on budget.

+ added · matches "Own vendor budgets"
"End-to-end user research"

Nothing in your profile backs this one — so it stays off the page.

✕ left off · no fact to support it

Reordered and reworded to mirror the posting — but every line still traces to a fact you confirmed. It sharpens how you say things; it never adds substance you didn't.


Track your search

Every job you're chasing, in one list.

Each posting you tailor a resume for is saved automatically. Move it through your search — Saved, Applied, Interviewing, Offer — so you always know where each one stands.

  • Jobs you tailor are saved for you — nothing to re-enter
  • Set each one's stage as your search moves along
  • Keep notes per job — recruiter names, interview dates, follow-ups
  • Jump back to any job to update its resume in one click

What you get

Everything it takes to be the clear match — in one place.

Get seen for the right roles

Paste any posting and get a resume tuned to it — the experience that fits pulled forward, the rest set aside — so a recruiter reads it and sees the match. It even shows how well you line up before you send.

Cover letters too

Want a cover letter for the job? Generate one alongside the resume, drawn from the same real experience — so the two actually match.

Track every application

Every job you tailor for is saved and sorted by stage — saved, applied, interviewing, offer. Add notes per job so nothing slips through the cracks.

Nothing to explain away later

Every line is one you can defend in the room. If you didn't tell it, it won't say it — anything it's unsure about gets checked with you first, and you can keep a list of things it must never claim. No surprises in the interview.

Your data stays yours

Your experience is yours. We never sell it, and we never use it for anything — including training AI — without your say-so. View it, edit it, or download all of it anytime.

No subscription

Pay only for what you use — a little per resume, not a monthly bill that keeps charging after your search ends. A busy month costs a bit more; a quiet one costs almost nothing.

The Selfsource promise

Your career is yours.
All of it. Always.

Everything you put in stays under your control — you decide what it produces, who sees it, and what's ever done with it. Whether you run it on your own computer or use our cloud, the deal is the same: we don't sell it, we don't quietly train on it, and there are no surprises.

  • Never sold, and never used for anything without your permission
  • Yours to view, edit, and download anytime
  • Kept private to you — never mixed in with anyone else's
  • Run it on your own computer, or use our cloud — your call

Straight answers

Questions worth asking

What does "never makes things up" mean?

Every line on your resume comes from something you told it and confirmed. If it picks up a new detail, it checks with you before using it — and if there's something you never want claimed, it leaves it out. When a job asks for something you don't have, it stays quiet instead of inventing a number. You won't be surprised by your own resume in an interview.

Does it keep track of the jobs I apply to?

Yes. Every posting you tailor a resume for is saved automatically. You can set each one's stage — Saved, Applied, Interviewing, Offer, Rejected — keep notes on it, and jump back to update its resume anytime. It's one list for your whole search, so you always know where each job stands.

How does this help me get more callbacks?

It can't promise an interview — no tool honestly can. What it does is make your real fit easy to see: it reads the posting, pulls the experience that matches to the top, and words it to echo what the role is asking for, so a recruiter skimming for ten seconds spots the overlap instead of missing it. And because every line traces to something you confirmed, the resume that gets you in the door is one you can back up once you're there.

Do I need to be technical to use it?

No. If you can upload a file and paste a job posting, you can use it. Upload, paste, download — with a little guided setup the first time. No special software, no fiddly steps.

Where does my data live, and what do you do with it?

Your choice: run the whole app on your own machine so it never leaves your computer, or use our hosted cloud. Either way the promise holds — your data is kept private to you, we never sell it, and we won't use it for anything (including training) without your explicit permission. You can export it whenever you like.

How much does it cost?

No monthly subscription — you pay only for what you use. Credits are $20 for a batch that covers roughly 50 tailored resumes, so a busy month of applying costs a bit more and a quiet month costs almost nothing. Prefer to run it yourself? You can bring your own AI key and pay the provider directly.

Be the match they can't
skip past.

Add your experience once, then, for every job you go after, get a resume that shows the fit — and that you can stand behind in the interview. Track every one from saved to offer.

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