Match That Role is an AI-powered job search platform built around a simple loop: assess, explore, target, and optionally talk it through with a human. You upload a CV and immediately see how recruiters and applicant-tracking systems read it — a recruiter's-eye view beside the raw ATS parse, a single score across five checks, and the gaps ranked by how many points each fix wins back. Typical quick wins include adding role keywords, replacing tables with ATS-safe layout, and making employment dates consistent.
The second stage turns your experience into realistic targets. Rather than spraying applications at long shots, you get role matches each carrying a readiness score, plus a plain-language explanation of why the role fits. When you find something worth pursuing, you paste the job link and receive a tailored, ATS-safe draft in minutes with the missing keywords called out. The tool never invents titles, numbers or achievements — every line is something you brought and can defend in an interview.
For situations that need a person, you can book a 30-minute one-to-one call with the founder, who reviews your profile before you meet so the conversation goes straight to decisions. According to the site, 70–80% of resumes are filtered out before a human ever reads them, and the platform is positioned squarely at that problem. It is free while in beta and asks for no credit card.
