Submac
Tailor your resume to any job ad and get past the ATS
SubMac helps job seekers get past applicant tracking systems (ATS), the software that rejects most resumes before a human ever reads them.
Paste a job ad and your resume, and SubMac shows a free match score with the keywords and skills you're missing. Then, in one click, it rewrites your resume for that exact job using only your real experience. It never invents jobs, dates, or numbers.
No subscription: $1 per tailored resume, or $5 for 3 resumes and 3 cover letters. Built solo from Somalia for job seekers everywhere.
Features
Free ATS match score for any job ad
Missing keywords and skills highlighted
One-click resume tailoring using only your real experience
AI cover letters in the $5 Job Hunt Pack
PDF and Word downloads with 3 ATS-friendly templates
One-time payments, credits never expire
Fast Google sign-in
Use Cases
Applying to many jobs and tailoring each resume quickly
Students and new grads writing their first professional resume
Career changers matching old experience to a new field
Applicants getting rejected without interviews who want to know why
Job seekers who need a cover letter for every application
NGO and international job applicants facing strict ATS screening
Comments
Hey Fazier community! 👋 I'm Musab, and I built SubMac solo from Somalia. The idea came from watching friends send out dozens of applications and hear nothing back. Their resumes weren't bad. They were getting filtered out by applicant tracking systems before a human ever saw them, just because the wording didn't match the job ad. The tools that fix this mostly charge a monthly subscription, which a lot of job seekers can't afford. So SubMac does one thing well: paste a job ad and your resume, see a free match score with the keywords you're missing, then tailor your resume to that job in one click. It only uses your real experience and never invents jobs, dates, or numbers. No subscription, just $1 per resume. I'd really value your honest feedback: - Is the match score clear and useful? - What would make you trust an AI-tailored resume? - Anything confusing on the site? I'll be here all day answering every comment. Thanks for checking it out! 🙏
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Hey Fazier community! 👋 I'm Musab, and I built SubMac solo from Somalia. The idea came from watching friends send out dozens of applications and hear nothing back. Their resumes weren't bad. They were getting filtered out by applicant tracking systems before a human ever saw them, just because the wording didn't match the job ad. The tools that fix this mostly charge a monthly subscription, which a lot of job seekers can't afford. So SubMac does one thing well: paste a job ad and your resume, see a free match score with the keywords you're missing, then tailor your resume to that job in one click. It only uses your real experience and never invents jobs, dates, or numbers. No subscription, just $1 per resume. I'd really value your honest feedback: - Is the match score clear and useful? - What would make you trust an AI-tailored resume? - Anything confusing on the site? I'll be here all day answering every comment. Thanks for checking it out! 🙏
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