About OptiResume

Students deserve resume feedback that is specific, that they can check, and that holds up wherever they apply.

OptiResume grew up alongside India's placement season: Naukri and Internshala listings, tier-2 college realities, and freshers who have no three years of experience to quantify. Eligibility covers 39 campus drives, each with its source.

The score is 28 fixed rules built on published evidence about how parsers and recruiters behave. AI rewrites sit behind email verification and a rate-limited gateway, which is how the product stays free.

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1. Upload your resume. We read it in memory (PDF or DOCX), take the text, and discard the file. Signed in, the text is kept on your account; the file never is.
2. 28 rules score it. Sections, action verbs, numbers, formatting, grades, dates and more, computed on our server. No AI call.
3. Compare with a job description. Paste one, or import one from Naukri or Internshala. You see the skills you cover and the ones you miss.
4. Rewrites, if you want them. An AI provider (Groq, with Google as the fallback) rewrites weak bullets in STAR form. Your contact details and name are replaced before the text leaves.

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OptiResume is designed, built and operated by Yash Adake, a solo developer building tools for students and early-career candidates, starting with the India market he knows best.

The score, section analysis, keyword comparison and rule-by-rule feedback are free, with no card and no trial timer. AI rewrites and suggestions use a small pool of credits to keep AI costs manageable while the product is free.

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