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We have shipped two features that change how you use PitchRight every day: Jobs for you, a feed of open roles matched to your skills, and resume tailoring you control, where you see every suggested change before it touches your resume.
Here is what is new and how to use it.
Jobs for you: open roles that match your skills
Until now, PitchRight started when you pasted a job link. You had to find the job first.
Jobs for you brings the jobs to you. It is a list of open roles pulled directly from company career pages, filtered to the skills on your profile. Every role in the list uses at least one of your skills, and the roles that match the most skills come first.
What you can do with it:
- Pick your countries. Choose one country or several, and switch on remote-only in a tap.
- Switch skills on and off. Each skill on your profile is a chip. Turn one off to see roles without it.
- See the experience required at a glance. Each role shows the years of experience the posting asks for, when it says.
- Open any role for the details. A job page shows the company, location, your matching skills, a short summary of the role, and what they are looking for.
- Pitch in one click. Every role has a Pitch button that starts the usual PitchRight flow for that job, with the job already filled in.
The roles come from companies' own career pages, not from reposts or agencies, so the posting you see is the real one.
How to try it: open Jobs for you from the menu. If the list is empty, add skills to your profile under Account and they will be matched right away.
Resume tailoring you control
PitchRight has been able to make a tailored copy of your resume for a job for a while. It rewrites your bullet points in the job's language while keeping your original layout, fonts and colours.
What was missing was control. Now, before anything changes, you see a list of suggested rewrites:
- Each suggestion shows the new wording, with the changed words highlighted, and lets you see the original with one tap.
- Every suggestion starts ticked. Untick any you would rather keep as they are.
- Only the rewrites you keep go into your copy. Your original resume file is never changed.
- Your suggestions and choices are saved, so you can come back later and change your mind without waiting for new ones.
We also made the suggestions stricter. A rewrite is only suggested when it brings in the job's own wording. It never adds a company, product, tool or number that is not already on your resume, never drops one that is, and never swaps a strong verb for a weaker one. If a bullet is already good, it is left alone.
How to try it: check your resume against any job in the Apply flow, then choose Show suggested rewrites in the match card.
Smaller improvements
- Better results on two-column resumes. Tailoring now reads each column separately, so text from a side column is never mixed into a bullet point.
- Your resume's own font. Tailored copies now use the same typeface as your original for the common resume fonts, instead of a close match, so the copy looks exactly like yours.
- Company logos. Your dashboard and the jobs list now show company logos, so you can scan your applications faster.
- Faster job pages. Jobs and job details load much faster than before.
- Honest match scores. If a job posting only describes the company and not the role, we now tell you we could not score it, instead of showing a misleading number. Paste the full job description to get a real score.
What is free
Jobs for you, resume matching, tailoring and AI-written pitches are all free on every plan. Credits are only used to find contacts at a company. See pricing for details.
Tell us what you think
These features were shaped by feedback from people using PitchRight every day. If something feels off, or you have an idea, write to us from the contact page. We read every message.