When you want a fast confidence check before applying
Resume score checker
See how your resume scores before you send it
Jude scans your resume and returns a score-style summary plus clear next steps — so you know what's strong, what's weak, and what to fix first.
When this helps
Before sending your resume to a recruiter or referral
After a round of edits, to see if the score moved
In more detail
What a resume score tells you
A resume score is a fast orientation: it summarises how clearly your resume presents your experience, so you know where to focus. It's a practical signal — not a promise of an interview or a stand-in for a recruiter's judgment.
Read a lower score as a to-do list, not a verdict. The value sits in the specific suggestions beneath it, which point to concrete edits.
How to raise your score
Rewrite vague lines into concrete, role-relevant statements with evidence, and move your most relevant experience into the top third of page one.
Keep the file text-based and the layout simple, then rescan after each pass so you can see whether a change actually helped.
Simple workflow
Turn a resume score into a short fix list
1. Scan the resume you're about to send
Start from your current version, not an older draft.
2. Read the score as a compass
Use it to see where to look first — not as a pass-or-fail grade.
3. Work the top fixes, then rescan
Make the highest-priority edits and confirm they landed.
Questions
What's a good resume score?
Treat the number as direction, not a grade — the goal is to clear the specific issues it flags, then rescan.
Is the scan really free?
Yes, scanning and your score are free; an email unlocks the full report.
Ready to see where your CV stands?
Run the free CV scan to get a score and the specific fixes worth making before your next application. No payment to scan.