Two destinations, one engine
A resume is not a document. It is an argument, aimed at one reader.
The parse, the fabrication guard and the export are identical either
way. What changes is who is reading — and that changes the page length, what leads it, and what comes off.
For a job
Scored against the posting, then applied to
- Thousands of live roles, indexed nightly from official APIs — every listing badged with where it came from.
- Bullets reordered against the actual requirements; a match score with the reasons and the gaps spelled out.
- Country, job type and school-background matrix: a German CV and a US resume are different documents.
- Applied by the route each board genuinely supports, labelled before you click. LinkedIn is never automated.
- A Chrome extension fills the forms the boards will not let anyone submit for you.
Find roles
For a college
Shaped for the programme — school by school
- MBA, MiM, specialised MSc, MS/MEng, undergraduate and PhD, each with its own conventions.
- Over twenty schools from the FT tables, each with what that school reads first: INSEAD weighs international exposure, HEC’s MBA weighs leadership while its MiM weighs academic excellence and extracurriculars, Fuqua weighs community, Wharton weighs scale.
- An admissions read of your record across ten dimensions, re-weighted per school, with the nearest gap named.
- One page, education first, acronyms spelled out — because the reader is not in your industry.
- The application itself — essays, recommenders, interviews — is done with you by Involve Consulting.
What we will not claim. No tool can submit a
university application for you — portals verify identity, transcripts come from your registrar, and
recommendation letters have to arrive from your recommender. Anything promising otherwise is describing
an application that gets rejected. We build the resume, tell you exactly what is missing, and a person
does the rest.