Paste a job post and see the keywords it screens for, scored and split into must-haves and nice-to-haves, so you know exactly what your resume needs.
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Must-have keywords
The terms to place first, in your summary and your strongest bullets.
Nice-to-have keywords
Extra terms that strengthen the match without stuffing.
A score and a place for each
How much the job leans on it, and where on your resume it belongs.
A match check
See how one of your saved resumes scores against the job, then tailor it in one click.
Senior Platform Engineer
ExampleKeyword match
4 of 7 must-haves in your resume
Kubernetes
10/10Your skills line, and a bullet where you used it
Must-have
Terraform
9/10Your skills line, and a bullet where you used it
Must-have
Incident response
8/10Experience bullets that describe this work
Must-have
Kafka
5/10Your skills line, and a bullet where you used it
Nice to have
It reads a job description and lists the terms an applicant tracking system screens it for: skills, tools, certifications and the work the role involves. Each gets a score from 1 to 10 and a note on where it belongs on a resume.
Must-have keywords score 5 to 10 and nice-to-haves 1 to 6. Terms the job description leads with, and comes back to more often, score higher.
Yes, with a free Chills account. Finding keywords uses no tailoring, only one of the 40 AI requests every account can make each day.
Yes. Pick one of your saved resumes and see which keywords it already has, which appear only in your skills, and which are missing, with a match score.
No. The job description is used to find the keywords and is not stored. It is saved only if you go on to tailor a resume to it and apply the changes.