Résumé & CV
Built from your record, in the right length and conventions for the role — every line yours.
Someone in it with you
I won't do it for you.
I'll make it suck less.
There's a decade of work in you that never made a page. Mira listens for it, remembers it, and helps you finally say it — with a partner in the room. Not a single word of it made up.
— Mira at Resolen
Private beta · voice-first · no trackers on this page
The job hunt makes you shrink.
A blank application. A cursor blinking where your whole career is supposed to go. And that quiet voice — everyone else seems more qualified — talking you out of the room before you've even knocked.
It isn't that you haven't done the work. It's that the work is hard to see from the inside, and harder to say out loud. And you've been doing it alone.
Actually heard
I don't take your first answer.
No forms. No typing into boxes. You talk — one-word answers are fine — and I ask the question a good mentor would ask, until the real story shows up.
"It's a big venue."
Mm, mate, "it's a big venue" is doing a lot of work in that sentence. Four hundred
staff before the doors even open — what was the bit that nearly came off the rails?
"Construction."
Ha, okay, you're really making me work for it. Were you training 400 people without
a finished kitchen to train them in?
"Yes."
Flagship opening — trained 400 staff while construction ran late, with no finished kitchen to train them in.
✓ my questions · your words · nothing addedA real exchange from the founder's own sessions — one-word answers and all.
The friend
Meet Mira.
You don't fill in forms. You talk. Mira listens the way a good friend who happens to know your field would — asking the next real question, catching the thing you'd have left out.
She's the warm first person in the room. The record is yours; she just helps you hear it.
Hi, I'm Mira.
"Pretty wild" is the CV version and you know it. What's actually keeping you up right now?
honestly? we're still on paper for half of it, and it sucks
That's the third time paper chaos has pulled you in — and the third time you've fixed it without being asked. That's a pattern worth owning.
Keep talking to me. The more I hear, the more this fills in.
The receipts
Every line traces back to something you actually said.
The one law the whole thing is built on: it never fabricates a fact about you. If a claim can't be traced to your own words, it doesn't make the page. No borrowed achievements. No inflated numbers. No confident lie you have to defend in the interview.
Cover letters
Warm, specific, in your voice. Never the generic template that reads as machine-made.
“Why {Company}?”
The alignment essay that answers “why not me?” — your drivers woven to what a company actually, verifiably values.
And it never applies for you. Every draft waits in your hands. You always press send. The machine strengthens the human in the loop — it never replaces you in it.
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You talk
Voice-first. Tell your story in pieces, the way it actually comes back to you.
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It builds your record
A living corpus of verified achievements — reshaped from your words, never invented.
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You send it, well said
Résumés, letters, alignment essays, real matched roles — all yours to review, edit, and send.
When you're ready
Send it down range.
Resolen is in private beta. Leave your email and we'll bring you in as room opens. No spam, no drip campaign — a real note when it's your turn.
No trackers on this page. No analytics, no pixels, no cookies following you out the door. Open the dev tools and check — the absence is the point.
Pricing is still being set. The private beta is free while we build it with the people using it.