Controlled matching
We look for complete terms, spelling variants, professional aliases, and known relationships. We do not assume two words are equivalent just because they look similar.
See which requirements already appear in your resume, which ones need review, and where clearer evidence could help. No AI, no account, and no data uploads.
We compare text and concepts using visible rules, a bilingual professional dictionary, and relationships with explicit confidence levels.
We look for complete terms, spelling variants, professional aliases, and known relationships. We do not assume two words are equivalent just because they look similar.
The percentage combines skills, keywords, title, and work evidence. If a component cannot be evaluated, it is not treated as zero.
The calculation runs on your device. The job description, resume, and result are not stored in a database or sent to an API.
No. It is an explainable indicator of matches between the resume and job description. Real ATS products use different configurations, and there is no universal score.
No. Add a skill only when you genuinely have it and can support it. The goal is to detect information you may have omitted, not to invent experience.
It runs in your browser and remains in the tab's memory. Reloading or closing the page removes the result. CV Simple does not receive or store those texts.
The dictionary avoids forcing unsafe equivalences. An unknown, ambiguous, or highly specific term is shown so you can interpret it in its original context.
Yes. Each area activates different professional vocabulary and relationships. Choose the area that best represents the job, not necessarily your current role.
Return to the builder to improve wording, reorganize sections, or create a version tailored to the role.