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Get your CV analysed by AI. For free.

Upload your CV as a PDF. In about 30 seconds the AI reads it, pre-fills your profile and tells you what a recruiter — and their software — take away from it.

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  • No credit card
  • PDF, about 30 seconds
CV quality Sample analysis
Clarity 82
Impact 68
ATS 91

Strengths

  • Measurable results in every role
  • Clear progression from one job to the next

To improve

  • Add a three-line summary at the top
  • Name the tools you use day to day

ATS keywords

Project managementClient follow-upBudgetReporting

What the analysis tells you

A full reading of your CV, written to help you make it better.

Three scores out of 100

Clarity, impact and ATS compatibility: you see at once where your CV is strong and where it loses points.

Your strengths

What a recruiter notices first in your background, stated clearly.

What to improve

Concrete suggestions, section by section, that you can apply straight away in the form.

ATS keywords

The terms applicant tracking systems expect for your job.

Your seniority level

Junior, mid-level, senior: where your CV places you, with a summary of your profile.

Next steps

What to do next to get noticed by companies that are hiring.

A full example: a CV and its analysis

Here is a made-up CV, like the ones we see every day, and what the AI says about it, point by point. Your analysis will look the same, written for your own background.

Sample CV

Camille Martin

Digital project manager

Lyon · 7 years of experience

Digital project manager, I lead website and app redesigns for retail brands. I enjoy projects where business, tech and schedule have to agree.

Experience

Digital project manager

Maison Verdier, Lyon · 2021 – present

  • E-commerce site redesign: 14 months, 9 people, €420,000 budget
  • Conversion rate up from 1.8% to 2.6% in one year
  • Set up a weekly progress report shared with management

Web project officer

Agence Lumen, Villeurbanne · 2017 – 2021

  • Managed projects for retail and tourism clients
  • Wrote specifications and followed up suppliers

Education

  • Master's in Digital project management — Université Lyon 3, 2017
  • Bachelor's in Information and communication — Université de Grenoble, 2015

Skills

Project managementAgile methodsJiraGoogle AnalyticsBudgetClient relations

Languages

  • French — native
  • English — professional

The analysis of this CV

Summary

A mid-level digital project manager profile, specialised in retail. The CV shows real progression and a flagship project with solid figures. The second role stays descriptive: it lists tasks, not yet results.

Seniority

Mid-level Seven years of experience, including three leading a project of over €400,000 alone with a team of nine.

The three scores

Clarity 82

Clean structure, sections in the expected order, short sentences. The opening summary states the job and the sector in the first line.

Impact 68

The current role has figures (budget, team, conversion). The agency role has none: that is what pulls the score down.

ATS 91

Standard job titles and named tools. A few terms that job ads in this field almost always use are missing.

Strengths

  • A flagship project with figuresDuration, team size, budget and result: four facts tell the reader the scale you work at.
  • A readable progressionFrom project officer at an agency to project manager on the client side: the path shows growing responsibility.
  • A clear sectorRetail appears in both roles. For a retail brand that is hiring, it is an immediate signal.

To improve

  • Agency experienceAdd one or two results: number of projects delivered, budget sizes, client satisfaction or renewals.
  • SkillsSeparate tools (Jira, Google Analytics) from know-how (leading projects, budget): sorting software reads them better that way.
  • SummaryState the kind of role you want and the city or remote work: it is the first thing a recruiter wants to know.

One sentence rewritten

BeforeManaged projects for retail and tourism clients

AfterLed 12 web projects a year for 8 retail and tourism clients, with budgets from €30,000 to €150,000

Keywords found

Project managementE-commerceAgile methodsJiraBudgetConversion rate

Keywords to add if they are true for you

Product ownerUser acceptance testingSEORoadmap

Next steps

  1. Add figures to the agency role, then regenerate the CV: the impact score follows.
  2. Publish the CV to be visible to retail companies that are hiring.
  3. Like digital project manager jobs: matching gets sharper with every like.

Made-up CV and analysis, shown as an example. The scores and advice in your analysis depend on your CV.

Why have your CV analysed?

A recruiter spends a few seconds on a CV before deciding whether to really read it. What they look for is simple: a clear job, results, progression. When you wrote your CV yourself, you no longer see what is missing: you know your story too well to read it like a stranger.

The analysis acts as that first reader. It reads your CV the way someone who does not know you would, says what stands out and what stays vague, and suggests corrections you apply directly in the form. You stay in control: nothing is changed without you.

ATS: what are we talking about?

An ATS is the software many companies use to receive and sort applications. It reads the text of the CV, looks for the words of the job — role, tools, skills — and ranks candidates. A very well written CV without those words can end up behind an average one that has them.

The ATS score measures how readable your CV is for that software: simple structure, recognised headings, the keywords of your job. The analysis lists the ones already there and the ones worth adding — provided they are true for you.

How it works

  1. Upload your CV

    A PDF is all you need. You choose the language and template of the CV to produce.

  2. The AI reads it

    It extracts your experience, education and skills and pre-fills the form. You check and correct.

  3. Read your analysis

    Once your CV is created, the detailed analysis is waiting on your dashboard.

iOS · Android

Also in the mobile app

Your analysis follows you everywhere. In the Whileresume app you find the same “AI analysis” card on your dashboard: your three scores, your strengths, the suggestions and the keywords. You can also upload your CV, edit it and publish it from your phone.

  • Your scores and analysis, up to date
  • Upload and edit your CV
  • Jobs, likes and messages in one place

Your CV stays yours

Nothing is sent without your consent: a checkbox asks for your permission before the analysis. Companies only see your CV if you decide to publish it.

Frequently asked questions

Is the analysis really free?

Yes. Uploading, analysing and creating your CV are free, with no credit card.

Which file do I need?

Your CV as a PDF. If you don't have one, you can start from scratch and fill in the form.

Where do I find my analysis?

On your dashboard, in the “AI analysis” card, once your CV is created. It updates when you regenerate your CV.

Can I edit my CV after the analysis?

Yes. Everything the AI pre-filled can be corrected in the form, as many times as you like.

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