AI résumé · Jobs and study
An AI résumé builder that asks before it writes
Upload your résumé, and the AI reads your experience and writes it up as a personal website. When an entry says too little, Boost asks about it one question at a time and rewrites it from what you answer. For each job or programme you apply to, you can make a version of its own.
One line on a résumé, a lot left unsaid
“Took part in user research.” “Ran the society's events.” A reader can't tell from a line like that what you actually did. In Boost (Plus and Pro), pick one entry, and Mimi looks at what is solid and what is thin, then asks one question at a time: who you spoke to, which part was yours, what the findings changed. What you can answer, she helps you say clearly. What you can't, you can hand to the AI, which suggests what people in that role usually do, and you tick the ones that are true.
- Company, title, dates, school and degree stay as they are.
- No award or certificate is made up for you.
- A suggestion goes in only once you tick it.
- Numbers are left as blanks for you to fill in.
Résumé rewriting for the job in front of you
The same experience reads differently to a product team and to a data team. Under Tailored websites, paste the job description, and the AI reads what they ask for and looks through your profile for proof of each part: covered, partly covered, or a gap. From that it arranges a tailored version, with the relevant entries first and rewrites where your profile backs them up. Your main site stays as it is. Applying to study works the same way, from the programme's own requirements.
Fix one sentence, or ask Mimi
If a sentence reads badly, press “Improve” under its box, and nothing changes until you press “Use this”. To change several things at once, tell Mimi in the editor (Plus and Pro), for example “make the second job shorter”, and she suggests the edit, which takes effect when you press “Apply”. Every word can also be changed by hand.
What you end up with
exploremehere does not produce a PDF résumé or offer résumé templates to print. You get a personal website at yourname.exploremehere.com, and each tailored version has its own address after /for/. Your PDF still has a place: the site can carry a Download résumé button that offers the résumé you uploaded.
How to make one
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Bring your résumé
Upload a PDF or Word file, paste the text, or reuse one you added before. No résumé yet: start with a few questions.
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Build the site, then dig in
The AI reads it and writes the site. Use Boost (Plus and Pro) on entries that say too little, or improve one sentence at a time.
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Tailor it and send it
Paste a job description, make a tailored version, read it through, publish, and send that version's link.
Questions
- Will the AI make things up on my résumé?
- Company, title, dates, school and degree are left as they are, and no award or certificate is invented. Where you can't answer in Boost, the AI suggests what that role usually involves, and only the suggestions you tick and correct go in. A number you didn't give stays a blank until you fill it in.
- Can I download a PDF résumé from it?
- No. exploremehere makes websites and does not produce PDFs. You can put your own PDF résumé on the site, and visitors get it from the Download résumé button. Each tailored version keeps the résumé it was made with.
- Does the AI résumé help cost anything?
- Steps that use the AI cost credits: reading a résumé, writing the site, Improve and tailored versions. Most of them show what they use on the button before you press it; Boost and Mimi are charged by what they use. Editing words by hand, changing the look and publishing cost nothing. A new account gets AI credits once, and the free plan has 1 site. Boost and editing with Mimi in the editor are on Plus and Pro.
- What happens to the résumé I upload?
- To read it, the file is sent to an AI provider in the United States, only after you agree to that separately, and it is not used to train models. The original PDF or Word file stays private in your profile, where only you can download it, and you can delete it at any time.
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