I built a resume tailoring tool that rewrites your bullets to match any job description

I built Resume Tailor over the past few weeks, and I want to share why and how. The problem I kept seeing the same pattern: someone has solid experience, but their resume doesn't match the job description. Not because they're unqualified — because the wording is off. A product manager applying to a "Growth" role writes about "feature delivery" when the JD says "experimentation" and "funnel optimization". A software engineer writes "built microservices" when the JD wants "designed distributed systems". Same experience, different framing. Manually rewriting this for every application is tedious. And most people don't do it, so they get filtered out before a human ever reads their resume. What Resume Tailor does You paste two things: The job description Your current resume And you get four things back: Tailored professional summary — rewritten to match the tone and priorities of the JD Improved bullet points — your existing bullets reframed using the JD's language Missing keywords — terms