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Job hunting tools that don't upsell you.
Every tool here is free and complete. No credit card to download, no watermark on the export, no locked "premium" version of the thing you actually came for.
The toolkit
Built one at a time, in the order job seekers actually hit the problem. Shipped tools are linked; the rest are in progress.
Free Google Docs resume templates
Twenty resume templates that open straight in Google Docs. No signup, no watermark, no paywall on download.
ATS resume checker
Paste your resume and a job posting. See which required keywords are missing and which sections a parser will drop.
Bullet point rewriter
Turn duty descriptions into achievement bullets with a verb, a scope and a number — the shape recruiters actually scan for.
Cover letter builder
A structured cover letter you can finish in ten minutes, built from the job posting rather than a blank page.
Job description decoder
Extract the real must-haves from a posting, separated from the boilerplate, so you know whether applying is worth the hour.
Interview question bank
The questions actually asked for your role and level, with a structure for answering rather than scripts to memorise.
Salary negotiation scripts
What to say when they ask your expectations, when the offer lands low, and when you have a competing offer.
LinkedIn headline builder
A headline and About section that match the roles you want, written for recruiter search rather than for your current employer.
Charging people $30 for a resume template while they are unemployed is a bad business to be in. These stay free.
No new software, no subscription, and the file lives in your Drive where you can edit it from any machine.
Most applications are screened by software before a person sees them. Every template here is built to survive that step.
20 resume templates for Google Docs
Crisp, Slate Sidebar, Stack and 17 more — free to copy, edit and keep.