Peak College

Cut. Interview. And the line that decided it.

A match score tells you nothing you can fix. A cut line does.

The panel is not reading yet. One email when it is, then nothing.

The silence

You apply, you wait, and nothing comes back. No reason, no line, no way to know what to fix.

It is worse through a staffing agency. A recruiter decides in seconds whether your resume even reaches the client, and you never learn why.

A page of text with one line highlighted and every line below it faded, showing where a reading stopped.

The verdict, not the score

Paste a posting and your resume. The panel reads it the way an overloaded screener does: skimming, impatient, looking for a reason to cut.

It returns a verdict, not a mood: CUT or INTERVIEW, the cut line, and the reason in one sentence.

An ATS Score sits beside the verdict, shown as a score like 62/100 — a parsing check, never the headline.

Company screen. Agency screen.

Choose who is reading. A company screen simulates an employer's screener deciding whether to move you forward.

An agency screen simulates the recruiter deciding whether to submit you into a client's portal at all — the cut nobody usually sees.

A magnifying glass moving down stacked lines of text, marking the point where it stopped.

Free, then a 30-Day Pass

Free

10 screens a month

Every verdict, rewrite, re-screen and download works inside them. Nothing about the truth is paywalled.

30-Day Pass

$15, once

Unlimited screens for 30 days. Nothing renews automatically.

A crossed-out percentage symbol beside a bold stamp mark.

Why not a percentage

A keyword score says your resume contains the right nouns. It does not say a screener would stop reading it.

A rewrite tool hands back a nicer document with no adversary in the loop. Here, the rewrite has to survive re-screening.

An agreeable chatbot will tell you the resume looks great. A screener will not, and neither will we.

The panel is not reading yet

Leave your email and you get the first screen the day it opens. Your 10 free screens a month start there.

The panel is not reading yet. One email when it is, then nothing.