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Job hunting as a developer: a tailored resume for every application
"I keep sending my resume and nobody replies."
When nobody replies, the cause is usually one generic resume for every job: the recruiter searches for the job's terms and can't find them, and the bullets describe tasks instead of results. The fix is one resume per job, with its keywords in the right places and every bullet showing what changed after your work. Commitfolio does that from your commits in minutes.
Updated October 21, 2026
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Connect GitHub and LinkedIn
GitHub brings what you shipped; LinkedIn brings companies, titles and dates. We match the dates so every accomplishment lands under the right role.
Paste each job
For every job we extract keywords, language and market, and pick the work that matches it best.
Check the match and export
See the match score, missing keywords and the ATS checklist before you download the PDF.
In practice
- perf: composite index on orders
- perf: catalog cache in Redis
- fix: N+1 in order listing
• Cut order-listing response time with a composite PostgreSQL index, Redis caching and N+1 query fixes.
Frequently asked questions
- Why isn't my resume getting past screening?
- The usual reasons are a layout the ATS misreads (two columns, tables, icons), missing job keywords, and bullets that describe the role instead of the result. Commitfolio's checks point out all three.
- Do I really need a resume per job?
- For the jobs you want most, yes. It's not making things up: it's choosing, from what you did, what that job wants to see first, in the words it uses.
- Do you make up numbers?
- No. A number only goes in if it's in your commit, pull request, your own answer or your LinkedIn. With no number, the bullet has no number.
- How much does it cost?
- Your first CV is free. After that there are 30- or 90-day passes with several CVs, paid once.