Description
Formatting is the worst part of fixing a resume: nudge one line in Word and the whole page shifts, and a new look means starting over. Resume Revise is a native Mac app where you pick a template, fill in content on the left, and the resume on the right changes live, with style and content edited independently.
You start from a row of templates, and the editor splits basic info, job intent, work history, projects, education and skills into their own sections, with skill levels you can set as bars. Everything stays on your Mac, with no login and no account. It is a Mac app by jaywcjlove; the repository is only the website and an issue tracker, the app itself is not open source, and it is distributed through the Mac App Store.
Many templates:Pick from a dozen or so templates when you create a resume, and switch without retyping.
Visual editing:Fill in sections on the left while the resume previews live on the right.
Complete sections:Forms for basic info, strengths, work experience, projects, education and skills.
Skill level bars:Set a level for each skill and it shows as a bar on the page.
Local-first:Your information never leaves your Mac and no login is needed.
Native Mac feel:Built with SwiftUI, so windows, dark mode and shortcuts match the system.
You start from a row of templates, and the editor splits basic info, job intent, work history, projects, education and skills into their own sections, with skill levels you can set as bars. Everything stays on your Mac, with no login and no account. It is a Mac app by jaywcjlove; the repository is only the website and an issue tracker, the app itself is not open source, and it is distributed through the Mac App Store.
Features
Many templates:Pick from a dozen or so templates when you create a resume, and switch without retyping.
Visual editing:Fill in sections on the left while the resume previews live on the right.
Complete sections:Forms for basic info, strengths, work experience, projects, education and skills.
Skill level bars:Set a level for each skill and it shows as a bar on the page.
Local-first:Your information never leaves your Mac and no login is needed.
Native Mac feel:Built with SwiftUI, so windows, dark mode and shortcuts match the system.
