Teal Made Me Stop Rewriting My Resume From Scratch for Every Job

Match mode shows the gap between your bullets and the posting. I fill it, then send.

I used to write a new resume for every application. Teal's match score ended that.

Paste the posting and it shows which keywords your resume misses. I add the real ones I can defend.

It stores versions per job, so I'm not hunting through old files at midnight before a deadline.

The free plan hides the best part, the match detail, behind a paywall. I paid for one month per job hunt.

Tailoring takes ten minutes now instead of an hour, and the callbacks reflected it.

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