AI-powered resume builder that helps you to • fixes formatting • checks ATS score • writes summaries and bullet points • tailor their resume for every job they apply for with just one click. Includes templates for all professionals to start with easily.
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Why I started pikcv.com ?
I was broken.
My friend applied to over 100 jobs.
But, no interview.
He looked at me with tired eyes and said,
"Maybe I'm just not good enough."
But I knew that wasn't true.
He had the skills. The drive. The experience.
So I asked to see his resume.
What I found shocked me.
✅ Amazing background
❌ Terrible formatting
❌ Keyword mismatch
❌ Not ATS-friendly at all
He wasn’t being rejected because he wasn’t qualified.
He was being rejected because a machine never even let a human see his resume.
That broke me.
So I started studying everything I could about how ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems) actually work.
I rewrote his resume—clean, keyword-optimized, tailored.
He got 3 interview calls in one week.
That moment changed me.
I realized how many talented people are being overlooked—not because they aren’t good enough, but because their resume never gets a chance.
That’s why I built an AI-powered resume tool:
✅ Optimizes your resume for ATS
✅ Customizes it for every job
✅ Helps you land more interviews—faster
Because no one should be ghosted by a robot.
Talent deserves a fair shot.
👉 Check it out → pikcv.com
I absolutely love how you've tackled so many pain points with this tool. Writing bullet points can be a real sticking point for many. Does your AI take into account different tones of voice or industry styles when crafting them?
@gabriel_phillips Thanks, really appreciate that! Yes, the AI is designed to adapt bullet points based on industry norms, the job title you provide and professional tone of voice. So whether you need concise, metrics-driven bullets for tech or more polished, client-facing language for consulting, it adjusts accordingly. It pulls from proven patterns in each field but always grounds the content in your actual experience, so it's personalized, not one-size-fits-all.
How does the ATS score improvement actually work is it all about specific keywords, formatting rules or a mix of both?
@harper_young ATS score improvement works by analyzing the job description and checking your resume for relevant keywords, skills, and experience that ATS systems look for. But it’s not just about keyword stuffing, formatting matters too. The tool makes sure your resume follows ATS-friendly structure by avoiding no tables, headers, or weird fonts on our templates so the content is actually parsed correctly. So yes, it's about both matching the right content and making sure the system can read it properly.