ATS Checker targets a very specific problem: most resumes are filtered by applicant tracking software long before a human recruiter ever opens them. Instead of offering general career advice, the tool reproduces the machine's point of view. You upload your resume (PDF or DOCX), paste the job description you are applying to, and receive a compatibility score broken into keyword overlap, skills alignment and formatting signals, plus a list of the terms the posting expects but your resume is missing.
The product is built around speed and specificity. Results land in roughly a minute, and the analysis is calculated against the exact posting you paste rather than an industry average or a template. A formatting audit catches layout choices that cause parsers to misread or drop whole sections, and the output is a set of concrete edits — missing keywords, flagged formatting, bullet rewrites — rather than vague coaching.
Privacy is handled by parsing the resume client-side: according to the site, the original file never leaves your device and only the extracted text is stored for the report. The first scan needs no account, and a Pro tier unlocks unlimited scans, the full report, missing keyword lists, recommendations and scan history.
