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Score your CV against any job on LinkedIn, Indeed & more, then tailor it to match in seconds — right on the page. Beat the ATS. PassTheBot helps you get past the applicant tracking system (ATS) that reads your CV before any human does — right from a side panel on any job page. Open a job on LinkedIn, Indeed, Workday, Greenhouse, or a company careers page, and PassTheBot instantly: • Scores your CV against that exact job — the keyword match, out of 100 • Shows the skills you already match and the ones the job wants that you're missing • Tailors your CV to the role in seconds — rewriting your bullets in the job's language, using only your real experience (it never invents anything) • Drafts a job-specific cover letter grounded in your CV • Lets you mark a job as applied and track it in one board Upload your CV once. After that, every job you open is matched automatically — no copy-pasting, no re-uploading, no switching tabs. Why it works: Roughly three in four CVs are filtered out by software before a person reads them. PassTheBot shows you what that software sees and helps you match it honestly — so you get past the filter and in front of a human. Honest by design: PassTheBot only ever surfaces skills and experience you genuinely have. You review and approve every change before you download. Free to start. Sign in on passthebot.co.uk, upload your CV, and score your first jobs free.
Aug 14, 2026
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