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Stop being ghosted. Job ad in, optimised application out: seven tailored documents past the ATS, recruiter and hiring manager. Bespoke close to "Tell me about yourself..."

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As answered by people managing No Code Flow and TAILOR-Get-Noticed.
TAILOR-Get-Noticed's answer:
Most tools fix one piece and leave you to guess the rest. A resume builder hands you a smart-looking template but no idea whether it'll survive the screening software. An ATS checker gives you a score and a to-do list, then leaves you to do the work. You end up with a polished CV and the same wall of silence.
TAILOR is the only one that optimises your whole application, not just the CV. It scores you across the three audiences that actually decide it, the ATS, the recruiter and the hiring manager, then builds a complete, role-specific pack (cover letter, interview brief and more), every line traceable to your own words with nothing invented. So you stop getting filtered out for the shape of your CV and start getting interviews.
TAILOR-Get-Noticed's answer:
TAILOR is built for individual job seekers and the organisations that support them at scale:
Individual UK and US job seekers, from first-time applicants to career changers and people returning to work
University and college careers services
Local council employability teams
Job-focused charities and employability organisations
Outplacement and career-transition services
TAILOR-Get-Noticed's answer:
Built on Next.js (React) and TypeScript, with Anthropic and Open AI powering the AI generation and scoring, Supabase (PostgreSQL + auth) for data, and hosted on Vercel. The companion browser tool is a Chrome (Manifest V3) extension.
TAILOR-Get-Noticed's answer:
The big resume builders make you build for free, then hit you with a paywall the moment you try to download, and you still don't know if it'll pass the ATS. The scanners give you a number but fix nothing. And a raw AI prompt will happily invent experience you don't have and get you caught in interview.
TAILOR's core is genuinely free with no credit card, it doesn't just score your CV, it clears all three gates and rewrites it for you in one step, and it never fabricates a thing, so everything you send is true and defensible. You get a complete application that gets seen, not a pretty document that gets ignored.
TAILOR-Get-Noticed's answer:
UK & US job seekers who keep getting ghosted despite doing everything right, especially first-time and first-in-the-family applicants staring at a blank page, career changers, people returning after a break, and anyone the standard tools quietly leave behind, including those who find typing or reading a screen hard.
Alongside them, the careers teams, colleges and employability services who need to support those people at scale without sitting one-to-one with every one.
TAILOR-Get-Noticed's answer:
Founder built TAILOR after watching his son hit the wall so many people hit: doing everything right and hearing nothing back, because the standard tools assume you already know how hiring works, can afford a subscription, and don't need accessibility built in, which leaves out exactly the people who need the most help. Realising how many others were in the same position, he built a free tool that optimises the whole application rather than just the CV, so a good candidate isn't filtered out for the shape of their CV instead of the substance of what they can actually do.
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