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A 0–100 score in about 30 seconds — calibrated to your target level and company type, not generic resume-checker rules.
Get a clear, actionable review in 30 seconds — built around how PM hiring managers actually scan a resume. Revise, re-score, and see your score move.
Trusted by 2,000+ product managers. Read recent outcomes →
Lead Product Manager — TechCorp
2022 – Present
• Managed roadmap features for core analytics suite generating high revenue growth YoY.
Refine impact language• Led a cross-functional squad of engineers and designers to launch mobile application v2.
Needs metrics• Cut decision latency 40% and unlocked $2.4M ARR via rewritten ingestion pipeline.
Top 8% of applicants in Tech
Weak Action Verbs
3 instances found in experience header
Missing Hard Data
2 bullets missing quantifiable key metrics
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Overall PM resume score
82
Solid — clear structure, a few recruiter-visible gaps
Strength
Strong product narrative around prioritization and stakeholder alignment across two major launches.
What a good score means
Aim for 85+. 90+ is the standout range for competitive PM screens.
0–79
Needs work
80–84
Solid
85–89
Strong
90–100
Exceptional
The loop that matters: score → fix → re-score → annotated resume. Everything else in the report is organized so you can scan it in seconds.
A 0–100 score in about 30 seconds — calibrated to your target level and company type, not generic resume-checker rules.
Every red flag and weakness comes with a plain-English reason and, where it makes sense, a rewritten line you can paste straight in.
Edit the real PDF, upload again, and see exactly how much the score improved — no guessing whether the fix landed.
Get the document back with fixes reflected and old flags cleared — something you can send, not just a report you read once.
Upload a PDF (max 5 MB), pick APM / PM / Senior PM and Startup / Big Tech / Fintech — then the report digs into product evaluation, signal detection, and seniority in tabs, not a wall of text.
Four dimensions that actually move a PM screen — open a category to see what we score.
We look for outcomes a hiring manager can size: revenue, retention, conversion, latency, adoption, or cost. Activity-only bullets without a measurable result drag the score down — even when the work was real.
Strong PM resumes show scope: who you decided for, what you cut, and how you navigated tradeoffs. We flag vague “helped the team” language and reward clear ownership of roadmap, discovery, or launch decisions.
Every line competes for 30 seconds of attention. We score filler phrases, repeated weak verbs, and page budget — so denser, sharper bullets rise and padded narratives get called out.
Applicant tracking systems still break on creative layouts. We check parseable structure, consistent dates, readable contact blocks, and section headers that survive PDF text extraction.
We use your resume only to generate this analysis. We don’t sell or share it. You can stop using the product anytime; contact support if you want stored session data removed.
The rubric mirrors patterns senior PMs and hiring managers use when scanning resumes: impact, ownership, clarity, and role fit. It won’t replace a human interview loop, but it surfaces the same classes of issues reviewers flag in the first pass — usually in under 30 seconds.
Most checkers optimize for keywords or generic grammar. We calibrate to product-management storytelling: quantified outcomes, scope of ownership, roadmap judgment, and interview-risk topics specific to APM through Senior PM roles.
The product is tuned for product managers. Adjacent roles (product ops, growth, founder-PM) can still get useful structure feedback, but the strongest signal is for PM resumes.
PDF with selectable text, max 5 MB. Image-only scans won’t extract cleanly — export from Word or Google Docs as text PDF first.
An overall score (0–100), your top strengths, the highest-priority fixes, and at least one rewritten bullet you can paste back into your resume.
You can start a score check from the homepage. Signing in unlocks a smoother save-and-iterate flow once you’re ready to revise and re-score.
Yes. After you fix your resume, use "Update resume & re-score" on your results page. We compare the new report to your previous one — overall score delta, section changes (fewer red flags, more metrics detected), and which action items you addressed. Your first re-score per thread is free on Starter.
The free Starter plan includes one full analysis per day plus one re-score comparison per resume thread. Pro (waitlist) will unlock unlimited runs, version history, and deeper rewrite tools when billing goes live.
You can upload other languages, but feedback quality is strongest for English PM resumes today.
This version focuses on resumes. You can reuse rewritten bullets and framing tips inside a cover letter, but we don’t score cover-letter text yet.
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Specific outcomes from people who used the report to rewrite and re-apply.
Alex Chen
Senior PM · B2B SaaS
“Tightened my bullets and cut fluff. I went from zero callbacks to three onsite interviews in two weeks after two revision passes.”
Priya Patel
APM · Fintech
“The line-by-line critique felt like a hiring manager review. I knew exactly which three bullets to fix before sending applications.”
Diego Martínez
Group PM · Marketplace
“Used it to sanity-check before a role switch. Paste-ready rewrites saved me an evening — score moved from the low 70s into the mid-80s.”