Matched evidence
See the resume facts that support the role instead of relying on a mystery score.
Resume to job description match
See how your resume matches the job before you apply.
AppliedToday compares one resume with one job description, separates supported experience from missing requirements, and turns the useful overlap into copy-ready application material.
Three free preparations per UTC month · Browser-local resume parsing · No automatic submit
Quick answer
What does this tool do?
A resume-to-job match compares the skills, experience, titles, location, and other requirements in a job description with facts already present in your resume. AppliedToday shows the evidence it found and keeps anything unsupported out of your drafts.
Use it when
You need evidence, not a black-box score.
- Deciding whether a role is worth the application time
- Finding job-description language your resume already supports
- Spotting genuine gaps before tailoring a resume
- Preparing for Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, iCIMS, SmartRecruiters, or BambooHR forms
Missing requirements
Separate real gaps from wording differences so you know what needs judgment, not invention.
Next-step drafts
Carry confirmed evidence into resume bullets, a cover letter, and short application answers.
How it works
Four review-first steps.
- 01
Add your resume
Upload a PDF or DOCX, or paste text. Resume parsing stays in your browser.
- 02
Paste one job description
AppliedToday identifies the role requirements and compares them with your confirmed experience.
- 03
Review the evidence
Check matched and missing criteria. Correct anything that needs human context.
- 04
Prepare your application
Use only the supported evidence in the drafts you choose to copy, edit, and submit.
Example
Illustrative match review
Job asks for
Enterprise SaaS selling, technical discovery, and experience managing multi-stakeholder deals.
Resume evidence found
- Enterprise SaaS: supported by a named enterprise account role
- Technical discovery: supported by discovery workshops in the resume
- Multi-stakeholder deals: needs your review because the resume does not say this directly
The example shows the review pattern, not a promise that every requirement is a match.
Final review
Check before you copy.
- Every claimed skill appears in the resume or is confirmed by you
- Missing requirements remain visible instead of being softened or hidden
- Keywords fit naturally and preserve your voice
- The final application still reflects the job post you actually read
Common questions
What job seekers ask.
Does AppliedToday give an ATS score?+
AppliedToday focuses on explainable matched and missing criteria rather than presenting an unexplained pass-or-fail number.
Will it add keywords that are not in my experience?+
No. Drafts are grounded in resume evidence and facts you confirm. Unsupported requirements stay visible for your review.
Is my resume uploaded to a server?+
No. Resume parsing happens in your browser. Raw resume files and text are not added to your cloud profile.
What happens after the match?+
You can prepare resume bullets, a cover letter, and application answers, then review and copy only the text you approve.
Continue preparing
Related application tools.
Resume bullet generator →
Turn supported experience into role-relevant bullets.
Application answer generator →
Draft answers to common job-form questions.
ATS application guides →
Prepare for Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and more.
Resume → job → reviewed answers.
Nothing is filled or submitted for you.