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Analyse your CV against any job posting in seconds — no login required. Abeni AI reads any job posting alongside your CV and tells you, in plain terms, how well you match — and what to change before you apply. It runs as a side panel in Chrome, right there while you're browsing any job board or company careers page. No copy-pasting, no switching tabs. Open the panel, click Analyse, and within seconds you have a fit score, a verdict, and a specific list of CV changes that would make you a stronger candidate for that exact role. What you see after an analysis: — A match score from 0 to 100 — A verdict: Highly Recommended, Recommended, Partial Fit, or Not a Fit — The skills and experience in your CV that directly match what the role is asking for — What's missing — so you can decide whether to address it or move on — Specific quick wins: exact changes that would improve your chances for that role The insight behind Abeni: most applications fail not because the candidate is unqualified, but because the CV doesn't reflect the right qualifications for that specific posting. Abeni catches that gap before you apply, not after. To get started, upload your CV once — it stays on your device. Your first scan is free with no account needed. Sign in with Google to unlock more scans and access a full 12-section report and AI mock interview practice on myabeni.com. Your CV is stored locally. It is only sent to our servers when you run an analysis and is never shared with third parties.
Jun 9, 2026
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