Job Cure

Your resume, diagnosed in ten seconds.

Drop your resume and see how recruiter software reads it: a score, the fixes worth making first, the roles you fit and job searches ready to open.

Your file never leaves this browser tab.

What the check-up reads

Seven readings add up to 100. Each one is a plain rule you can see and fix, so the score never feels like a black box.

Reference ranges

ReadingHealthy looks likePoints
ReadabilityText you can select, with no tables or images in the way.15
Contact detailsEmail, phone number and a LinkedIn or portfolio link.10
SectionsSummary, skills, experience and education, each with a plain heading.15
Skills for your roleAbout three quarters of the core skills for the role you fit best.20
Experience clarityDated roles, one date style, latest job first, a title on each.15
ImpactA third of your bullets carry a number, most open with a strong verb.20
LengthBetween 250 and 900 words.5

Your resume stays in this tab.

Job Cure reads the file with code running in your browser. There is no upload, no account and no saved copy. The PDF and Word readers and the fonts load from a public CDN, and that is all that leaves the page.

Inside your browser tab

  1. Your file is opened on your device
  2. Text is read, then scored with the rules above
  3. The report is drawn on screen

Job Cure server

Serves this page and nothing else. It never sees your resume.

From diagnosis to applications

The check-up and live job matches work in your browser. The apply helper is an extension you add to Chrome.

Diagnose

Live

Score, fixes and the skills we found, marked up on your own resume.

Match

Live

Your best-fit roles, fresh ads scored against your resume, and searches ready to open on Naukri, LinkedIn, Indeed, Foundit, Google Jobs and more.

Questions

Does this match what a company’s own system does?

No tool can see inside a specific company’s software. Job Cure checks the common reasons parsing fails: unreadable layout, missing sections, vague dates and bullets with no results. Fix those and most systems will read you well.

Is my resume stored anywhere?

No. The file is read inside your browser tab and forgotten when you close it. The only thing saved on your device is the city you type for job searches, so you don’t have to type it twice. Live job searches send only a role and a city to our server, never your resume.

Why can’t it read my PDF?

Scanned pages and screenshots contain pictures of text, not text. Export the PDF again from Word or Google Docs and it will work. Old .doc files need to be saved as .docx first.

Will it apply to jobs for me?

Not by itself. The extension fills in your details on an apply page and checks the ad against your resume, but you review the form and press Submit. It only works on sites where you are signed in yourself.

Is it free?

Yes. There is nothing to sign up for.