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Every job posting asks questions about you.
This finds the ones your record does not answer.

It tells you when it cannot tell. Paste a posting and your record: you get back what your record shows, what it does not, and what only you can answer. Why not just ask a chatbot? See a sample report.

Why not just ask a chatbot?

You can. Plenty of people do, and it will give you a confident answer in seconds. Three things it will not give you.

The same answer twice. Ask it again tomorrow and some answers will have changed. That is fine for a conversation. It is not fine when the answer decides whether you spend an evening on an application, and it is worthless to an employer who has to justify a decision later.

An honest "I cannot tell." A chatbot is built to be helpful, so it answers. Asked whether you meet a requirement your resume never mentions, it will usually pick a side. The most useful line in this report is the one that refuses to.

Any memory of you. Every session starts from nothing. Here your record builds as you answer, and it stays on your machine: we read it to run the check and keep no copy.

We are not claiming to be cleverer than a large model. We are claiming the same answer twice, an honest admission when your record is silent, and a record that gets stronger every time you use it.

What we hold. Your record is read to run the check and is never written down. While a check runs, the text you pasted is sent to the model service that performs it and is not stored by us. If you sign in we store an email address and a count of how many requirements you checked today. Not your resume, not the jobs you looked at, not what you wrote in reply. You can delete your account at any time and the deletion is real: the email and the counts are removed, not hidden. There is nothing here for us to lose, sell, or be made to hand over.

Your record is read to run the check and never written down. While a check runs, the text you paste is sent to the model service that performs it; it is not stored by us. We keep no copy of your record, of the postings you check, or of what you write in reply. Early version: it is deliberately willing to say it does not know, and the things it cannot tell are the ones worth your time.