Free · self-scored

Score your résumé. See what survives.

Get a 0–100 iRocket Score, then the part other resume scorers miss: how many of your claims a reference could actually confirm. PDF, DOCX, or pasted text. No signup wall.

Free · anonymous first

Add your resume

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How your resume is used: to score it, the text is sent to our third-party AI provider for analysis. Your file is parsed in memory and discarded — we save only the resulting score and extracted evidence, never the file or its raw text. See our privacy policy.

By scoring, you agree your resume text is sent to our AI provider for analysis. No signup wall · usually under 30 seconds · one anonymous score per day

A Just Badge Worldwide venture · sister to ELITE, the skills-verification engine.

One upload. Two truths.

The score shows how strongly your resume presents your work. The proof rate shows how much of that presentation could survive a reference check. You see both before any account prompt.

  1. 01

    Add your resume

    Upload a PDF or DOCX, or paste the text. We parse it in memory and discard the file — the document itself is never stored.

  2. 02

    We read the evidence

    The Snapshot extracts skills, depth, recency, and the claims a reference could actually confirm. A fixed rubric — not an AI hunch — computes the number.

  3. 03

    Get your iRocket Score

    See the 0–100 score, proof rate, L1–L5 skill levels, and three specific improvements before we ever ask you to create an account.

A number, not a mood.

Your score isn’t a vibe an AI landed on. We read the resume for signal — evidence, depth, recency — then a fixed rubric turns that signal into a score. Same work in, same score out.

We stamp the rubric version on your result so it’s reproducible, and we log the reason behind every level. Open the rubric and see the weighted dimensions for yourself — a score you can’t question is a score you can’t trust.

The level ladder

  1. L1
    Exposure
  2. L2
    Working
  3. L3
    Proficient
  4. L4
    Advanced
  5. L5
    Expert

Each per-skill level maps to one rung, with its one-line definition on your result.

Turn a gold self-score into proof employers trust.

Your own score stays gold. Only an ELITE check earns the green Verified badge — because verified has to mean verified.

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The résumé stopped being a signal.

AI didn’t just help people write résumés — it flattened them. Recruiters report AI-reworked résumés now read as nearly identical, so the document that was supposed to tell you apart no longer does.

Meanwhile applications keep climbing, and a single quarter saw millions go completely unread. When the signal’s gone and the pile’s that deep, the fix isn’t a better résumé — it’s proof of what you can do. So we stopped scoring the résumé and started scoring the work. That’s the Snapshot: measured, not claimed.

~+45%
Job applications, year over year

LinkedIn

~11,000
Applications a minute on LinkedIn

LinkedIn

14M
Applications unread in a single quarter

Greenhouse

Sourced figures on the résumé pile — not iRocket metrics.

Straight answers.

Is it really free — and is there a wall?
Free, and no signup wall. You run the whole Snapshot and see your full score before we ever ask for an account. The account is for keeping your result and matches — not for unlocking them.
Do I need experience?
No. The rubric calibrates differently for entry and senior candidates: projects, internships, and coursework count at entry level; scope, scale, and leadership count at the senior end.
Is this “score” the same as being verified?
No — and we keep them apart on purpose. Your Snapshot is self-scored (gold): a strong indication of where you stand. Verified (green) comes only from an ELITE assessment. If a self-scored number could wear the green badge, “matched on proof” would mean nothing.
What happens to my resume?
The upload is parsed in memory and discarded. We persist the extracted skills, claims, and score so you can save the result later — never the original PDF, DOCX, or pasted document.
What files work?
Text-based PDFs and DOCX files up to 5MB, plus pasted resume text. Scanned/image-only PDFs are not supported in this version because the Snapshot does not use OCR.

See what your résumé can prove.

Get the score, proof rate, and three clearest improvements before any signup prompt. Your file is parsed in memory and discarded.