Good work deserves
a resume that shows it.
I’m Vale, your AI resume assistant. Bring the resume you have. I’ll help you see what’s working, find what’s missing, and put your experience into words that do it justice.
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A few things you can ask Vale
Doing the job was one thing. Writing about it is another.
You know your work better than anyone. That doesn’t make it easy to choose the right details, explain your impact, or adapt your resume for the next role.
Which version was it?
The useful bullet is in one file. Your latest role is in another. Pull your experience into one place.
There’s more to that bullet
“Responsible for” says what you owned. A stronger bullet shows what you changed and who it helped.
Another job, another draft
Different roles need different emphasis. Reuse your experience without sending the same resume everywhere.
Where do you stand?
Compare your experience with the job requirements, then keep your applications and follow-ups together.
Just need one thing? Start here.
A better bullet. A stronger opening. A quick check before you send. These free tools work right in your browser, with no account needed.
One story. More ways to use it.
Start with a better resume. Take it further with Vale.
Explore a prepared example. These are fictional details, not a live AI response. Your own review starts with your resume.
Let the work speak for itself.
A stronger bullet starts with better evidence. See the source facts, apply the suggested wording, then inspect the change in the document.
The facts behind this example
Maya led the migration across four markets. Failed payments fell by 23%. She worked with engineering and used SQL to investigate payment failures.
Prepared example · Maya Chen
Original bullet
Responsible for payments migration and working with engineering teams.
Suggested wording
Led a payments migration across four markets, working with engineering to reduce failed payments by 23%.
The improvement names the work, its scope and its outcome. All three are in Maya’s source facts.
The example resume contains the original bullet.
A stronger story. Still yours.
Your experience comes first
Vale uses the details you share to help shape your drafts. Keep the achievements real, and check every claim before you use it.
You have the final word
Review suggestions, edit the wording and choose what belongs in your application. It should sound like someone you recognise: you.
Keep control of your work
Manage your saved experience and documents from your account. Our privacy policy explains how your information is stored and processed.
A little help finding the words.
You don’t need to arrive with the perfect prompt. Tell Vale what you’re working on: a resume that feels flat, a role you’re interested in, or a bullet that doesn’t quite say it. Start there.
You mentioned building reports for four markets. Let’s bring that detail into the bullet:
Useful suggestions
Ask for a clearer bullet, a different tone or help with a specific role. Vale works with your saved experience and the task in front of you.
Better questions
A vague bullet often needs more context. What changed? Who benefited? Add the details you can stand behind, then shape the wording.
Your voice, on a good day
Keep the conversation relaxed and the application professional. Ask Vale to make a draft more direct, more specific or more like you.
Start with a resume. Keep going from there.
Your saved experience gives you a starting point for the rest of your search. Use the tools you need, when you need them.
A resume you can make your own
Choose a template, edit your sections and preview the result as you go. Adjust the length and layout, then export a PDF ready for your application.
Your applications, in one place
Save jobs, compare their requirements with your experience and track each application from interest to offer. When you reach the offer stage, get help unpacking the compensation and terms.
A resume for this role
Bring the most relevant parts of your experience forward for a specific job. Review the changes before using your tailored draft.
Cover letters
Explain why you’re interested and what you bring. Start with a draft based on your experience and the job, then make it your own.
A clearer LinkedIn profile
Work on your headline, About section and experience descriptions in one place. Preview your profile copy and use the photo studio for your profile image.
Interview prep
Practise questions based on the role and your experience. Get feedback on your answers so you know what to work on before the conversation.
A page for your career story
Bring your experience, projects and achievements together on a personal career page. Choose when to publish it and who you want to share it with.
Keep the conversation going
Organise recruiter and referral contacts, draft a thoughtful message and keep follow-ups in view. Review the wording and send it when you’re ready.
A few things before you start.
What can I do for free?
What is Vale?
Will my resume still sound like me?
What happens to my resume after I upload it?
Can I use this for jobs in different countries?
What if I don’t have a resume yet?
Your next chapter starts with you.
Bring the resume you have. Let’s find the good stuff in it, and make it easier to see.
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