Rzume reads it, shows you what a hiring system sees, then rewrites it using your evidence and your voice. You read the rewrite before you pay for anything.
PDF or DOCX. No account, no card.
How it works
PDF or DOCX, or paste the text. No email and no account.
About twenty seconds later, you see what a machine reads from your file, field by field.
Five to eight findings, each one quoting a specific line from your resume. Nothing is hidden.
Your original on the left, the rewrite on the right, with the reason for every change.
Before a person reads your resume, software parses it. Dates get lost. Two-column layouts collapse into nonsense. Job titles land in the wrong field.
Rzume shows you the parsed version first, so you fix the plumbing before you argue about the words. It takes about twenty seconds and you do not need an account.
Rzume never adds a number you did not give it. It asks.
If your resume says "responsible for the migration", Rzume asks what changed, how long it took, and who used it afterwards. Then it writes the line. If you skip the question, the line stays vague instead of becoming false.
The result reads like you on a good day. It does not read like a language model.
Paste the job description. Rzume shows you which requirements your resume already answers, which it answers weakly, and which it never mentions.
You decide what to change. There is no match percentage, because nobody can honestly calculate one.
A Dutch CV is not an American resume in Dutch.
Photo or no photo. One page or two. Which personal details belong on the page and which are now a liability. Rzume knows the conventions for the English, Dutch, Portuguese and Spanish job markets, and writes to the one you pick.
Most resume tools end the day you get hired.
Rzume keeps a record of your work. Every few weeks it asks one question: what did you ship? Two minutes to answer. When the next search starts, the material is already written down.
The record stays yours and stays free, even after you stop paying.
A real example
A sample resume, not a customer's. The reasoning is shown because the reasoning is the point.
Responsible for the migration of the legacy billing system.
Moved 40,000 active accounts off the legacy billing system in four months, with no interruption to invoicing.
The original says what you were assigned. The rewrite says what happened. The numbers came from three questions Rzume asked, not from a guess.
Pricing
Rewrite your resume and read the result before you decide. The free tier is a working product, not a preview.
For one application you want to get right.
0free, forever
For an active search, where every role needs a different resume.
€12per month
or €60 a year
For the search after this one, and the career after that.
€29per month
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No trial that turns into a charge. No card to try it. Cancel in one click and keep your files.
Not if it is written from your evidence. What recruiters notice is the generic stuff: "results-driven professional", bullets with no numbers, three paragraphs that could describe anyone. Rzume writes from what you tell it and keeps your sentence rhythm. You read and edit every line before it leaves.
No. Rzume never adds a number, a title, a date or a company that you did not give it. When a bullet is vague, it asks you a question instead of filling the gap. If you skip the question, the line stays vague. A vague true line is better than a specific false one, because the false one gets caught in the interview.
We can check three real things. Whether the parser reads your file correctly. Whether your resume uses the words the job description uses. Whether your layout breaks common parsers. We cannot see inside a specific company's system, and neither can anyone who sells you a percentage. Any tool promising a guaranteed pass is guessing.
ChatGPT will happily invent a promotion, and it forgets you next week. Rzume reads your file the way a parser does, refuses to add a claim you did not make, writes to the conventions of the country you are applying in, and keeps a record of your work between job searches. If you need one paragraph rewritten once, use ChatGPT. It is free and it is fine for that.
The full review with every finding, nothing blurred. A rewrite of your summary or your most recent role, shown next to the original. A clean PDF export of your existing resume. Your career record, stored for as long as you want it. You pay when you want the whole document rewritten.
Your resume is stored so you can come back to it. We do not sell it, we do not send it to recruiters, and we do not train models on it. You can delete your account and every file in it from the settings page, and the deletion happens immediately.
Cancel in one click from settings. No email, no retention call. Your resumes and your career record stay in your account. You keep read access and PDF export. You lose new rewrites and tailoring until you come back.
English, Dutch, Portuguese and Spanish, each with the resume conventions of that job market rather than a translation of an American resume. Upload PDF or DOCX. Export PDF on the free plan, PDF and DOCX on Pro. If your resume lives on LinkedIn, download the PDF from your profile and upload that.
Rzume is built by Ygor Henrique, a software engineer in the Netherlands. No growth team, no ad budget, no invented testimonials. If something is wrong, you can email a person about it.
The review is complete and free. Nothing is blurred and nothing is held back to make you pay.
Takes about twenty seconds.