A resume from the work you save.

1. 1Save what you did: a project, an internship task or a college event, in a few lines, with the result if you have one.
2. 2Or start from the resume you already have. Upload it as a PDF, then check each part before it is saved.
3. 3Choose what the resume is for: a job description you paste, a job you saved, or no job in particular.
4. 4Read it in the Studio. Each line shows whether an entry backs it, and a line nothing backs is marked. Change anything you want.
5. 5Pick a template and download the resume as a PDF or a Word file.

A free check reads a resume made for a job and points out missing sections and formatting that hiring software can trip on.

Roleora writes only from what you save and marks what it cannot match. It can still get things wrong, so read each resume before you send it.

That is fine. Projects, internships, hackathons and college work are enough to start.

Add your CGPA to your education, and it shows on the resume.

One saved entry makes a one-entry resume. Save a few more before you send one.

You can also make an academic CV or a portfolio brief the same way.

Paste the job description, and Roleora drafts a one-page cover letter from your saved work.

Each achievement it mentions links to the entry it came from.

The opening and the closing are written from the job description, so read them closely and make them yours.

It is a draft. Edit it in the Studio before you send it.

Paste a job description. Roleora shows what your saved work already covers and what is missing.

You get a verdict in words: a strong fit, worth tailoring, or a stretch.

Then it says what to learn first, with free courses shown first.

Make a resume for that job from the same entries, then practise that interview.

A resume, a cover letter or a job description check uses 1 credit each. Free is 10 credits a month.

If a document fails to generate, its credit comes back on its own.

The check before you send it is free.