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Who it’s for
A job seeker who keeps several versions of their résumé.
Looking for a job · live
Everything you’ve done, as cards. Pick what this job needs.
For a job seeker who keeps several versions of their résumé. Until now that meant rebuilding it by copying and pasting, once for every job. Résumé Mix & Match turns every job, project and skill into a card in one library; for each job you tick, reorder and pick a template.
Web appLiveSign-in optional, or local-onlyFive templatesOpen source (MIT)
≈ 1 page
A simulation with a made-up person, Jordan Sample, and made-up jobs. It is not the real app and nothing here is saved or sent. Keys: Space ticks a focused card, Alt + ↑/↓ moves it, 1–5 switch template, E opens Export.
What it’s for
Four parts, plainly.
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By hand, until now
They rebuilt the résumé by copying and pasting for each job.
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What I built
It imports PDF, Word or LaTeX résumés and turns every job, project and skill into a card in one library. You tick, reorder and drop them into one of five templates, then export LaTeX, HTML, a Word-compatible file or print-to-PDF, or open the result in Overleaf.
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Where it is
Live and open source (MIT). It runs in the browser, with an optional Google or email sign-in, or a local-only mode with no account.
Rough edges
What it doesn’t do yet.
- AI needs a backendAI tailoring, cover letters and AI rewording need sign-in and backend functions that must be deployed separately.
- No native .docxNative .docx export is planned, not built. Today’s Word export is a Word-compatible file.
Honest line: this page imitates the library and the templates with sample data. Importing, AI tailoring and real exports happen only in the app itself.