Built for people who have to sit the interview afterwards

Get past the filter.Without making anything up.

Lokhire asks about your work one question at a time, scores the page against the posting you are aiming at, and asks you for a figure instead of inventing one.

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Senior Backend Engineer at Razorpay

94/100

A page written by somebody with six years on payments infrastructure. Still missing: latency.

  • Go
  • Kubernetes
  • distributed systems
  • gRPC
  • Kafka
  • PostgreSQL
  • microservices
  • observability
  • payments
  • latency

Staff Nurse, Surgical Ward at Apollo Hospitals

83/100

A page written by somebody with four years on a surgical ward. Still missing: triage, discharge planning.

  • patient assessment
  • medication administration
  • BLS certification
  • IV cannulation
  • wound care
  • infection control
  • triage
  • discharge planning

Sales Executive at Zomato

87/100

A page written by somebody with three years selling to restaurants. Still missing: cold outreach, territory planning.

  • B2B sales
  • lead generation
  • CRM
  • Salesforce
  • negotiation
  • pipeline management
  • upselling
  • cold outreach
  • territory planning

Mathematics Teacher at Delhi Public School

86/100

A page written by somebody with nine years teaching classes 8 to 12. Still missing: remedial teaching, CTET.

  • CBSE curriculum
  • lesson planning
  • classroom management
  • board exam preparation
  • assessment design
  • parent communication
  • remedial teaching
  • CTET

Graphic Designer at Swiggy

91/100

A page written by somebody with two years on brand and campaign work. Still missing: motion graphics.

  • Figma
  • brand identity
  • Adobe Illustrator
  • typography
  • campaign design
  • social media assets
  • motion graphics

Everything it does, it can show you why

It asks you for the number

Where a bullet would be stronger with a figure, it asks instead of inventing one. When it does offer a figure, it underlines it and says it is a guess, and you keep it, change it or throw it away.

A score you can act on

Paste the posting. Every requirement it names is checked against your page, and the ones missing are listed by name so you can answer them one at a time.

It walks you through it

One question at a time, in the order a resume is read. No form.

Files that parse

PDF and Word, checked by pulling their own text back out.

Your record, kept

Everything you answer is saved. The next resume starts from it.

Most AI writing tools will invent your achievements. Ask one to strengthen a bullet and it adds a percentage it has no way of knowing. This one is built the other way round.

It asks instead of inventing

The writer is prohibited from producing a metric you did not supply. Where a bullet needs one it asks you, because a fabricated figure fails in the interview, which is a more expensive place to fail than the screen.

The checks run in code

Keyword coverage, spelling, tense, reversed dates, gaps your education already accounts for, bullets that read like a job description. Computed, so every finding can be explained and none of them drift.

What you bring becomes a record

A PDF, a Word file, a LinkedIn or Naukri export, a GitHub username, or text pasted straight in. It becomes a career record that every future resume draws on.

It tells you what is wrong, not that something might be

Most of these are computed rather than judged, which is why each one can say exactly what it found and where. Here is the whole list.

Dates and timeline

  • A job that ends before it starts
  • A start date in the future
  • Two jobs both marked Present
  • Education with no completion year
  • A gap your degree already accounts for
  • The same job entered twice

What the page is missing

  • A job with no achievements under it
  • A summary written before there was anything to summarise
  • No email and no phone number
  • Skills the work on the page never evidences
  • A headline the experience cannot support
  • A seniority claim the dates do not reach

Words

  • A misspelled job title, school or skill
  • Tense that switches inside one job
  • A bullet that reads like a job description
  • A figure that is not in your record
  • Throat-clearing: “Responsible for”, “Worked on”
  • A resume so full that nothing on it stands out

Against the posting

  • Requirements the page never says
  • “4+ years”, answered from your dates
  • CPG and FMCG counted as one industry
  • British spelling read as the American it meant
  • “Sales experience” matched to a sales job
  • Keywords hidden where a parser will not look

The first one takes half an hour. The fifteenth takes five minutes.

Nobody applies to one job. Everything you answer goes into a career record that is yours, and every resume after the first is that record aimed somewhere new.

Answer once. It is kept.

A job you describe, a figure you confirm, a skill you tick: all of it lands in the record as you go. A bullet you wrote for one posting is added to that job rather than replacing what was there, so the record ends up holding every way you have described the same work, and the next resume picks the one that fits.

Nothing narrows it. Leaving a job off one application is not forgetting it.

Bring what you already have

A PDF, a Word file, a LinkedIn or Naukri export, a GitHub username, or text pasted straight in. It becomes the record in a few seconds.

One resume per posting

Duplicate, aim it at a different job, and the score recomputes against the words of that posting rather than the last one.

Twelve to start from, or describe your own

Say what you want and it is built: a colour, a typeface, tighter spacing, something that reads like a consulting CV. Each of these was checked by extracting its own text back out of the finished PDF, which is the only way to know whether a layout survives an applicant tracking system. The rating beside each one says what that found.

ClassicATS-safe
ModernATS-safe
BoldATS-safe
ExecutiveATS-safe
CompactATS-safe
MinimalATS-safe
PlainATS-safe
SlateATS-safe
BandedATS-safe
ScholarATS-safe
Large printATS-safe
SidebarMostly ATS-safe

Questions

Start from what you have, or from nothing

Bring an existing resume and it becomes a career record you can draw on indefinitely. Either route takes a few minutes.