Refacet

AI resume builder

An AI resume builder that interviews you first

Most resumes are thin because writing about yourself is hard. Refacet asks the questions, writes down the answers, and builds the resume from them.

Try it free

Free credits when you sign up · Google or email

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Talk about your work

    Tell the AI what you did, the way you’d tell a friend. It asks follow-up questions — what changed, by how much, who it was for — until there’s something worth putting on a resume.

  2. Step 2

    Approve what it writes down

    From the conversation it drafts experiences, projects, skills and education as structured entries. Each draft waits for your approval, so nothing lands in your profile without you seeing it.

  3. Step 3

    Polish the wording

    Ask it to tighten a bullet, lead with the result, or match a tone. Edit anything directly whenever you prefer your own words.

  4. Step 4

    Build the resume and export

    Choose what goes on the page, adjust the style, and export a PDF. Build as many versions as you have kinds of jobs.

Why a conversation works better than a form

Faced with an empty “Responsibilities” box, most people write what the job was, not what they did. In a conversation, a good follow-up question — “what happened after you shipped it?” — gets the number, the scale, or the result that makes a bullet worth reading. Refacet is built around asking those questions.

One profile, many resumes

Everything you tell it goes into a single career profile: every role, project, skill, degree, certification and award. Resumes are views of that profile. A backend role and a team-lead role can pull different projects and different bullets from the same history, and you never have to keep two documents in sync by hand.

When you’re applying for a specific job, paste the posting and Refacet can tailor the resume to the job description — picking the most relevant items and suggesting rewrites that use its keywords.

What’s included

  • AI chat that collects your experience and drafts entries for you to approve.
  • A career vault for experiences, projects, skills, education, certifications and awards.
  • Import from PDF, Word, Markdown or text resumes and LinkedIn data exports.
  • Job matching with a match score, skill gaps and tailoring suggestions.
  • Resume versions with adjustable style and PDF export.
  • English and Chinese, including a synced bilingual profile.
  • Web or desktop: start in the browser, or use the local-first app for macOS and Windows.

Questions

How is this different from a resume template?
A template gives you boxes to fill. Refacet starts with a conversation: it draws out the details you’d forget to write and turns them into bullets. The layout is the last step, not the first.
Can I start from the resume I already have?
Yes. Import a PDF, Word document, Markdown or text resume, or your LinkedIn data export. The AI splits it into entries you can review, then you keep refining by chatting.
Who sees my data?
In the web app your data is stored in your own workspace on our server, and the text you send to the AI is processed by our AI provider to generate replies. The desktop app keeps everything on your computer and talks only to the AI provider you choose. See the privacy policy for details.
What does it cost?
Every new account gets free credits. After that, each AI action in the web app has a fixed price in credits (a chat reply is 6, translation is free), paid with one-time credit packs from $5 and no subscription. The desktop app is free with your own AI key.
Does it support Chinese resumes?
Yes. Refacet works in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French and Spanish, and keeps up to three language versions of your profile in sync. Translation is free.
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