tailorrWritten for the machine that reads it first.
Most resumes are written for the person at the end of the process. Where an application meets screening software, that software reads it before any person does. So tailorr writes the version that reader needs, out of work you have actually done, and keeps it readable by the human who comes next.
A tailor fits the cloth you already have. They do not invent fabric. Nothing on the page comes from anywhere but your own history, which is the only reason a document written for a machine is still one you can put your name to.
Most resumes leave the screen guessing. Yours answers the listing.
A resume written once and sent everywhere leaves a keyword screen to work out for itself whether you match. Paste a listing into tailorr and it becomes a checklist of what the role is asking for. The pages behind your resume then go down that checklist and answer it, one requirement at a time, with evidence from your own history behind each answer.
Every keyword you can actually back up, put next to the requirement that asked for it. It also tells you which requirements you’re thin on, which is the part that compounds: what you answer about a gap once is there for every application after it.
That is a stronger claim than it sounds. A resume usually fails a screen on something the candidate really can do, sitting in a single page that never connects it to the requirement that asked. Fixing that needs nothing invented. It needs the connection written down somewhere the screen can find it, which is what the AI-checker pages are.
See one
A tailored application is hard to describe and easy to show. Page 1 and the AI-checker pages behind it are worth reading whole. What goes on the site is real output, never a mock-up. A made-up demonstration of software whose one rule is that it never makes anything up would be a strange place to begin.
See the example.
What it costs
Credits, bought once, in the size that fits the search you are actually doing.
3 credits
£12
£4.00 a credit, VAT included
- Recommended
10 credits
£35
£3.50 a credit, VAT included
- Best value
30 credits
£90
£3.00 a credit, VAT included
Credits never expire. The price you see is the price you pay — VAT is already in it.
Where your details go
What happens to what you tell tailorr is written out in one place, in full, so there is never a second version of it to keep true. Read the privacy explainer before you upload anything.
Start with one, free
A new account comes with one credit. One credit is one whole application: the tailored resume, the AI-checker pages behind it, the PDF, a cover letter if you want one, and one Modification round to put right whatever the first pass got wrong.
It is the same artifact a paid credit produces. Nothing held back and nothing marked, because a cut-down version would argue against the product at the exact moment somebody is testing whether it is true.