Role-specific structure
Prioritize the summary, experience, projects, and skills that matter for the target role.
The same career can be framed in different useful ways. Let multiple models organize the content and layout, then refine the version that best fits your target role.
Results are grouped by model on the tree canvas. Any card can branch into the next iteration.
Go beyond polishing a summary. Generate a structured resume that can be previewed, compared, and revised.
Prioritize the summary, experience, projects, and skills that matter for the target role.
Turn responsibilities into clearer actions, outcomes, and measurable impact without empty language.
Compare restrained, editorial, and information-dense approaches instead of committing to one template.
Emphasize judgment, collaboration, and measurable product outcomes.
Show technical depth, engineering impact, and representative projects.
Balance creative character with fast recruiter scanning.
List the target role, employers, projects, skills, and measurable outcomes. Paste in an existing resume if you have one.
Use multiple models to explore different content priorities and visual layouts.
Branch from the most accurate version to shorten, strengthen evidence, or tailor it to a job description.
It should organize only what you provide, but you must verify every employer, date, metric, and project fact before using the resume.
Yes. Start from one accurate base and branch it with different job descriptions and priorities.
Yes. HTML, Markdown, SVG, and image outputs can be downloaded. Resume pages are usually produced as print-friendly HTML.