About ResuMatch

ResuMatch is a resume-review and tailoring service operated by Tabish Riaz Bajwa as an individual in Pakistan, as identified in our Terms of Service.

What we provide

The public resume checker examines extracted text for recognizable sections, contact patterns, bullet length, numeric expressions and document length. It can also compare that text with a target job description. It runs locally in your browser without an account or an AI request.

The tailoring tool creates an editable draft from a resume and job description. It requires sign-in and is subject to the limits on our pricing page. Tailoring sends extracted text to our server and, for AI-powered generation, to our AI provider. Saving a resume is a separate account action. See the Privacy Policy for data handling and deletion details.

What we do not claim

ResuMatch is not an employer, recruiter or applicant tracking system used to decide applications. Our scores are product heuristics, not employer scores. We do not know an employer's internal screening rules, verify your qualifications, or guarantee interviews, jobs or visa sponsorship.

AI can omit context and introduce unsupported claims. Review every output against your own records. Our resume review guide explains how to separate relevant evidence from keyword matching, including cases where a higher score would be misleading.

Content and commercial disclosures

Our public examples are labeled as fictional. They are not testimonials, measured customer outcomes or qualifications to copy into an application. Product methodology describes our implementation, not a hiring-industry standard.

ResuMatch offers paid subscriptions and uses advertising on eligible public content to support the free service. An advertisement is not a recommendation by ResuMatch. Payment does not make a score an employer assessment or turn an AI draft into verified professional advice.

Contact and corrections

Email support@resumatch.site for product issues, billing questions, privacy requests or corrections to public content.

  • For a tool problem, include the page URL, browser, file type and steps that produced the issue.
  • For a content correction, identify the statement and explain what is inaccurate. Include a source when available.
  • For billing, use your account email and describe the issue. Do not send payment-card details.

Use redacted excerpts or fictional data to reproduce a problem. Do not send passwords, identity documents or a complete unredacted resume. Subscription refund terms are available in our Refund Policy.