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I built PatchWork because every AI resume tool I tried still made me do the work.
They'd suggest bullet points or rephrase a sentence. Cool — but I'd still spend 45 minutes per application customizing my resume and writing a cover letter from scratch.
PatchWork works differently. You upload your career history once — past resumes, LinkedIn, whatever you've got. Then you paste a job description, and it writes you a fully tailored, ATS-ready resume and matching cover letter in about 2 minutes. Not suggestions. Not edits. The whole thing.
Early users are getting interviews on ~7 out of 10 applications.
The pricing model was a deliberate choice too. No subscriptions. You buy credits — 1 credit = 1 job application. Your first one is $2.95, and a 20-pack is $25 ($1.25/ea). Credits never expire. Job seekers are already stressed about money; a recurring charge while you're between jobs felt wrong.
Bootstrapped, profitable unit economics, and growing through Google Ads + word of mouth.
Would love any feedback: usepatch.work
PatchWork
PatchWork - Resumes Built From Your Full Career History
PatchWork merges your old resumes and LinkedIn into one master profile, then generates tailored resumes for any job — without inventing a single word.
Smart angle. The flip side of this problem is on the employer end — we built jdintelligence.dev because most job posts are too messy/inconsistent for any tailoring tool (yours included) to parse reliably. Better structured JDs would make tools like this way more accurate.
jdintelligence.dev
JD Intelligence — Job Description API
Parse, score, enrich, and classify job descriptions with a single API call. 7-day free trial.