Tools
Each tool is a text box. Write or paste your draft, and it is reviewed automatically against named checks. Every run is saved with its date, so you can see what changed between versions.
Readiness map reader
This sorts what one named vacancy asks for into ready now, transferable and needs development. Write each requirement in its row with when you did it and who could confirm it, and keep the gaps in.
Not openedLevel 0, freeThe ten statement check
Ten statements scored one to five, before Level 0 and again after Level 5. Write your score for each with the date, and read the change on each line rather than the total.
Not openedEarly accessRequirement ranker
This ranks the requirements in one job posting by how much they are likely to weigh, not by where they sit on the page. Write each requirement in plain language and which of the four signals, such as repetition across sections, moves it up.
Not openedEarly accessRole Evidence Map reader
This is your Role Evidence Map, one row for each of your ten ranked requirements. Write the specific thing you did with its date, your own part in it, what changed, where it is recorded, and the named person who would confirm it.
Not openedEarly accessFifteen second cold read
This records what a reader outside your field took from your CV in the time a screener actually spends on one. Write what they said they saw, word for word, and the format choices you made.
Not openedEarly accessGeneric sentence stripper
This strips the generic sentences out of your cover letter or application. Paste it one sentence per line, mark each one that could have gone unchanged to a different employer, and count what is left.
Not openedEarly accessEvidence bank coverage
This checks that your Interview Evidence Bank covers the questions you are likely to be asked. Write each real situation from your working life with the kinds of question it answers, and note any predicted question with no situation behind it.
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