About ResumeSlash

Why this exists

Most ATS resume checkers give you three to five free scans and then charge $19-50 a month for something that's fundamentally a set of text-matching rules — no model training, no infrastructure cost that scales with usage. ResumeSlash runs those same kinds of checks entirely in your browser, which means there's no server-side cost per scan and no reason to meter it. So it isn't metered: unlimited scans, unlimited builds, no account required.

How it's different

• Nothing is uploaded. Your resume is parsed and scored on your own device. There's no server in the loop to send it to.
• No AI black box. Every point in the score comes from a specific, inspectable rule — keyword overlap, formatting risk, quantified achievements, and so on — not an opaque "AI-powered" verdict you have to take on faith.
• No account. Open the site, use the tool, close the tab. There's nothing to sign up for and nothing to delete afterward.

Part of the Slash suite

ResumeSlash is one tool in a small family of privacy-first, browser-based utilities built on the same principle: run everything client-side, skip the account, skip the upload. If a tool's core function can be done entirely in JavaScript in your browser, it doesn't need a backend, and it shouldn't need your data.

Who builds this

ResumeSlash is built and maintained by Velrix, an independent software studio. It's a small team, which is part of why the tools stay focused — no roadmap padded with features nobody asked for, just the checker, the builder, and the tracker, kept genuinely useful.

Questions or feedback

Get in touch through the contact page — bug reports and feature requests both welcome.