The résumé tailor that shows you every change
Tailored to every job. True to you.
Paste a job description. KripaX rewrites your résumé in the job's own language, shows your match score rising with every change you accept, and holds back new numbers and new skills until you confirm them.
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- You approve every change
ATS score 69
Was 58
+11 with your picks
Job terms
- roadmap prioritisation
- CI/CD pipelines
- Kubernetes
- Reworded+6 pts
Partnered with product on roadmap prioritisation for quarterly engineering plans
Worked with the product team to plan quarterly engineering priorities
- Reworded+5 pts
Automated releases with CI/CD pipelines, cutting release time from 2 hours to 15 minutes
Set up automated deployment pipelines that cut release time from 2 hours to 15 minutes
- Adds a JD term+7 pts
Migrated services onto Kubernetes for the new cluster
Moved our services onto the new cluster
Kubernetes isn't on your résumé. Switch this on only if it's true.
Try the switches — the score follows your choices, like the real review.
How it works
From job post to tailored PDF in minutes.
- 1Ownroadmap prioritisationand ship withCI/CD✕ Kubernetes✕ roadmap prioritisation✓ Python
Paste the job
We pull out the tools, methods and phrases an applicant tracking system is likely to screen for, and which ones your résumé is missing.
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58 → 69
Review every change
Each rewrite has a switch and shows the points it adds. Anything our checks flag starts off, with the reason, until you say it's true.
- 3résumé.pdf Saved to this job
Export and apply
One click to a clean PDF whose text reads in order when software extracts it — saved against the job, so each application keeps its own version.
Honest by design
Assertive about keywords. Strict about facts.
KripaX works the job's own phrases into your bullets, and the AI is told to use them only where your experience backs them up. Every rewrite is then checked in code for numbers you didn't write, endings you never gave, and stock phrasing. Anything that fails reaches you switched off, with the reason, and so does any new line for a skill your résumé doesn't mention. No check catches everything, so read what you keep.
AI rewrite
Scaled the checkout service for 2M users, ensuring seamless alignment
A number you didn't write
“for 2M users” appears from nowhere — flagged, not slipped in.
A reason you never gave
“…ensuring alignment” is an ending your original doesn't say — flagged.
Stock phrasing
“seamless” is a cliché the rewrite brought in — flagged, so you can cut it.
You decide. Flagged points start switched off. Keep them only if they're true.
Add numbers40% of bullets have one
Built internal reporting tools for three departments.
How many people used them each week?
Interview prep · from your gaps
“You haven't run Kubernetes in production — walk us through how you'd approach moving your deploy pipeline onto it.”
Bridges from what you have (CI/CD) to what they want.
Beyond the score
Keywords get you seen. Proof gets you hired.
Real numbers, from you
A number you didn't write is flagged, not slipped in. For each bullet without one, KripaX asks the question a recruiter would — you add the number you actually know.
Wording that doesn’t repeat itself
Overused verbs and phrases are pointed out as you review, before a checker or a hiring manager notices them.
Interview questions for this job
Grounded in the posting and your own résumé — including the gaps, so you're not caught out by the obvious follow-up.
Your next application, tailored properly.
Start free. Bring your résumé, paste a job, and see what changes before anything is saved.