What you did
In your own approved words, with its dates, numbers and context, and a link back to the document it came from. This changes only when you change it.
Build applications from what you’ve actually done.
Keep one lasting record of your real accomplishments — the team you led, the number that moved, the budget you managed — and reuse it every time you apply for something.
Free while BuiltFrom is in its first pilot. No card, no ads.
The rule this product is built around
AI may organize, select, rank, summarize, or rephrase facts you have confirmed. It must not invent new factual experience.
A model can suggest a sharper way to word an accomplishment. It cannot decide you managed a larger team, hit a better number, or held a title you never held. Every suggestion arrives marked Needs confirmation and stays that way until you read it.
Two layers, kept separate on purpose
Wording is meant to change from application to application. The facts underneath it are not.
How you present it
A resume for one job, worded and ordered for that job — always built from experience you already confirmed.
How it works
Bring in what you've already written
Upload or paste a resume you already have. Your file is read on your own device — BuiltFrom stores only the text you approve, never the original file.
Confirm what's accurate
Nothing counts as evidence until you say so. Read each piece against your own document, fix the wording, keep what's right and drop what isn't.
Paste a job description
BuiltFrom pulls out what the role is asking for — you can correct anything it gets wrong — then shows which of your confirmed experience answers it.
Build the resume and download it
Choose what to include and what order it goes in. The draft is built only from experience you confirmed, and downloads as a Word file or a PDF.
Where this stands today
BuiltFrom is early software running its first pilot. Everything described above works today: importing a resume, building your library, adding a job, and downloading a tailored resume. Cover letters and other formats are not built yet. Expect rough edges, and please keep your own copy of anything that matters to you.