Your résumé, as a page.
Paste what you already have and one paragraph about what you’ve done since. You’ll get a page you can edit and publish — somewhere to point people.
It won’t make anything up. Verbatim arranges the words you wrote — it doesn’t write new ones. Where your résumé is silent, it tells you what’s missing instead of inventing something to fill the space.
- No AI wrote your history — the part that reads your résumé makes no model call.
- No invented job titles, dates, or achievements.
- No generated photo of you.
- You edit everything before anything is published.
And we check it before it goes live
Before a page is published we read the finished version and look for the things that slip through — words mangled by PDF extraction (a résumé that arrives saying “ginancial” instead of “financial”), leftover placeholder text, or your own name spelled two ways. You get a list. Nothing is changed for you — the suggestions are ours, the words stay yours.
It is a second pair of eyes, not a guarantee. Read your page before you send it to anyone.
Job hunting? Keep track of where you’re applying — a private list of the postings you’re chasing, alongside your résumé pages. Only you can see it.