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MATCH SCORE

See how well you fit
before you apply.

Every role gets an instant 0–100 score against your CV across five dimensions — so the only roles you apply to are the ones you can actually land.

Reproducible scoring · Updates the second you edit your CV
MATCH CHECK
STRONG FIT
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Senior Full-Stack Engineer

Stripe · Remote US

Skills92%
Experience88%
Location100%
Salary78%
Culture82%
THE FIVE DIMENSIONS

What goes into a match score

Five weighted signals, audited per role. The breakdown is visible — you see exactly why a job is an 87, not a 92.

Skills

40%

Hard skills only — frameworks, languages, tools, certifications. We weight a senior-level Rust mention 4× higher than a casual mention buried in a hobby project.

Experience

30%

Years in role plus domain depth. Five years at a payments startup beats two years at three random places when the target role is Stripe-shaped.

Salary fit

15%

Compares listed band against your last comp and your stated minimum. Roles that under-pay you 30%+ get capped at 70 — no surprises.

Location & time zone

10%

We won’t score you a 95 for a US-EST role if you’re in Singapore. Hard-blocks for visa-restricted roles, soft-discounts for awkward overlap.

Culture & stack signals

5%

Founder bios, blog posts, GitHub, tech radar. We flag mismatches early — e.g. a CV full of Go applying to a Rails-only shop.

WHY SCORING BEATS SEARCH

Keyword search loses you good roles

Three reasons keyword filtering keeps showing you mismatches — and why a scored CV-vs-JD comparison surfaces the right ones.

Keyword search is literal

Type “Senior Backend” and you miss every “Staff Engineer · Platform” listing — even when they want the exact same stack and seniority.

Must-haves are usually nice-to-haves

Job descriptions over-list requirements by 30–50%. Recruiters expect candidates to hit ~60% of the bullets. Scoring already accounts for that.

You miss adjacent roles

A backend engineer who can ship product wins 70-point matches in Platform Eng, DevOps, and Infra. Keyword search hides those.

HOW TO READ A SCORE

Three bands, one decision per role

Don’t over-think it. The bands map to a clear action you take immediately.

85–100STRONG FIT

Apply with confidence — your CV maps cleanly to the role. Don’t over-tailor; a light cover letter is enough.

70–84WORTH A SHOT

One or two gaps. Bump your CV — the AI suggests the exact bullets to rewrite — and you’re in.

0–69SKIP

Mismatch on something structural. Save the application energy for roles where you’re in real contention.

UNDER THE HOOD

Built for honesty, not vanity

Calibrated, not vanity-inflated

We don’t pad scores to feel good. If you’re a 72, you see a 72.

Trace every point

Hover the breakdown to see which CV bullet earned which point.

Updates live

Edit your CV — every match score in your feed recomputes within a second.

BY THE NUMBERS

Honest match scoring at a glance

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Scoring dimensions

0–100

Score range, instant

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Recompute after CV edit

FAQ

Quick answers

Is the score deterministic?

Yes. Given the same CV and the same job description, the score is reproducible. The AI signals (culture, stack) use a low-temperature pass to stay stable across re-runs.

Does the score change when I edit my CV?

Instantly. Add a missing skill or rewrite a weak bullet and every relevant score updates within a second.

Why isn’t my score 100?

Because no real candidate is a perfect 100 — salary bands, time zones, and seniority gaps mean even a strong fit usually scores 87–94. Anything 85+ is apply-worthy.

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