ResumeMD

ResumeMD is a browser resume editor that, according to its website, is independently built and operated; the developer's name isn't given. You edit your resume and export PDFs in the browser, and can have AI tailor it to a job or write a cover letter. The site says the AI only reorders, rephrases and emphasizes what you already wrote. What sets it apart is how specific its accuracy rules are: it won't add employers, titles, dates, degrees, certifications or skills you didn't list, and where a number is missing it leaves a placeholder in brackets for you to fill in.

Who it's for:Job seekers who want to tailor their resume for each role quickly without letting AI make things up.

Before you start: It runs in the browser with nothing to install, and without an account you can edit locally, with your data kept in your own browser. With an account you get cloud sync, and data is stored in a Supabase database; the policy doesn't name a region. When you use AI, your resume and the job description go to Anthropic, with OpenAI as a fallback; the privacy policy says this data isn't used for training or sold. Deleted resumes sit in a 30-day archive before permanent deletion, and deleting your account removes your resumes and history right away. The interface is available in Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Arabic and Hindi. The free plan has 32 templates, 1 resume and unlimited watermark-free PDF exports; the site lists Pro at USD 9 a month, USD 24 every 3 months or USD 89 a year, cancel anytime, with no trial at the moment; check the site for current prices. You must be 16 or older. It doesn't apply for you and has no live interview assistance.

Based on the official site's public information. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.