April Showers, May Flowers and a Free Resume Tool

I’m in a job search right now after more than twenty-five years in B2B SaaS marketing. What frustrated me wasn’t the process itself, but the invisible tax on my time—hours spent tailoring applications for roles that weren’t the right fit.

Key Features of Resume Tailor

Resume Tailor is a guided five-step workflow that takes you from job posting to complete application package — including materials most people don’t think to prepare until they’re already behind. Here are the key features:

  • Choose from four AI options for resume writing.
  • Paste a job posting URL and auto-populate company, title, and full description.
  • Edit your master resume if needed before analysis.
  • Run a fit analysis against the job description. Returns a score from 0–100 with specific bullets.
  • Generate five things simultaneously: a tailored resume, cover letter, LinkedIn connection request, InMail message, and suggestions on who to reach out to at the target company.

Step 5 — Your Comms Center

One click generates five things simultaneously:

  1. ⚼ Tailored Resume — your experience reframed to mirror the JD’s language, competencies reordered to front-load the most relevant skills, summary and highlights rewritten for this specific role. ATS-optimized. Downloadable as a formatted .docx.
  2. ⚼ Cover Letter — opens with a company-specific hook, not a template opener. Connects your strongest relevant achievements to the role’s key requirements. Under 380 words. Downloadable as .docx.
  3. ⚼ LinkedIn Connection Request — 300 characters, counted live as you review it. Role-specific, sounds human, ends with a soft ask to connect.
  4. ⚼ Recruiter/HM Message — InMail-style, under 150 words. References the specific role, leads with your most relevant achievement, ends with a clear ask for a call.
  5. ⚼ Who to Reach Out To — this is the one nobody else does. The ‘Who to Reach Out To’ feature generates six suggested job titles worth finding on LinkedIn at the target company.

Not real names — the tool doesn’t scrape LinkedIn — but specific, role-aware titles across six categories: The most likely hiring manager title for this role, two recruiting/TA titles specific to your function, a peer-level title (someone at your level who’d be a social proof contact), a cross-functional title (someone in Sales, RevOps, or Product you’d partner with), and a senior executive sponsor title (VP or C-level who likely owns this function). For each, one sentence explaining why this person is worth a connection and what angle to use. Next to each title, a “Search LinkedIn” button opens a pre-filtered LinkedIn people search for that title at that company.

Everything persists — including your history. Every generation is saved locally in your browser. Go back to any previous application, reload the resume and cover letter, re-download the .docx files — all without spending another API call.