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The tell
Recruiters read forty profiles a day. They know what a machine sounds like.
The giveaway is never one bad sentence. It’s that nothing in it could only have been written about you.
Results-driven engineering leader with a proven track record of delivering innovative solutions at scale. Passionate about leveraging cutting-edge technology to drive impactful outcomes across cross-functional teams.
Could be anyone. Usually is.
I work on the unglamorous half of payments — settlement, retries, and the 3am pages nobody puts on a slide. Eight years of it, most recently for a bank that moves money for four million people. I want the same problem at a harder scale.
Could only be you.
You are not a template. Stop reading like one.
It writes in your voice
Faircopy starts from your real history and the way you actually describe it — then strips out the phrases every other profile is already using. What’s left is the part only you could have said.
It earns your two seconds
A recruiter sees a headline and the first two lines of your About before deciding. Faircopy spends everything it has right there, in the words they’re already searching for.
It won’t put words in your mouth
It only writes from what you’ve told it. Anything it can’t trace back to you is flagged before you publish, and where a number is missing it leaves you a blank to fill rather than making one up.
Being found
Recruiters don’t read profiles. They search them.
You are found, or you are not on the list at all. Faircopy works out what a recruiter would actually type to fill the role you want — the title people use for it, the words that mean the same thing, the skills that get filtered on — and makes sure your profile says them, in the fields that get searched.
That is the difference between a profile that reads well to a person who already found you, and one that gets found in the first place.
Rewrite my profileOne credit writes your whole profile.
However long your career, two roles or twenty, one credit. Credits don’t expire, and nothing renews.
Take the machine’s face off your profile.
Paste your profile and pick a role you’re aiming at. You only need an account when you want the rewrite, and new ones start with a free credit.