Every single AI resume tools ask you to upload one resume and then edits it for a job description. The AI is capped by whatever's in that one document, which only represents a sliver of your actual experiences. I was sick of these tools requiring so much work for so little payoff. I wanted a tool that knew my entire career history, every little detail of it, and could generate the best possible resume for every role for me without me having to write a word.

So I built PatchWork. You upload your LinkedIn PDF, + old resumes and cover letters, or you can chat with a bot that takes you through a guided career profile setup flow, and Patchwork builds a single master profile of your complete career history. Every resume after that is generated from scratch using the full profile, not one resume you uploaded.

Once your profile is set up, you just paste a job description and hit generate. PatchWork pulls the strongest combination of your experience for that specific role and generates a complete resume that tells the story the hiring manager is looking for. You can edit it manually, have the AI suggest edits, and then export to a simple but effective ATS-friendly PDF or .docx.

We also have a real buffer that prevents hallucinations from entering a resume. If the AI suggests something not explicitly in your profile, a verification pass flags it for review with a source citation before anything goes into the resume.

I've already used it to apply to ten jobs, and I got 7 interviews after 4 months of radio silence.

Free to try, no credit card required. https://usepatch.work

Happy to answer questions on how the profile build works or the fact-checking architecture.