Reactive Resume

A resume builder that simplifies the process of creating, updating, and sharing your resume.

Features

• Free, forever and open-source
• No telemetry, user tracking or advertising
• You can self-host the application in less than 30 seconds
• Available in multiple languages (help add/improve your language here)
• Use your email address (or a throw-away address, no problem) to create an account
• You can also sign in with your GitHub or Google account, and even set up two-factor authentication for extra security
• Create as many resumes as you like under a single account, optimising each resume for every job application based on its description for a higher ATS score
• Bring your own OpenAI API key and unlock features such as improving your writing, fixing spelling and grammar or changing the tone of your text in one-click
• Translate your resume into any language using ChatGPT and import it back for easier editing
• Create single page resumes or a resume that spans multiple pages easily
• Customize the colours and layouts to add a personal touch to your resume.
• Customise your page layout as you like just by dragging-and-dropping sections
• Create custom sections that are specific to your industry if the existing ones don't fit
• Jot down personal notes specific to your resume that's only visible to you
• Lock a resume to prevent making any further edits (useful for master templates)
• Dozens of templates to choose from, ranging from professional to modern
• Design your resume using the standardised EuroPass design template
• Supports printing resumes in A4 or Letter page formats
• Design your resume with any font that's available on Google Fonts
• Share a personalised link of your resume to companies or recruiters for them to get the latest updates
• You can track the number of views or downloads your public resume has received
• Built with state-of-the-art (at the moment) and dependable technologies that's battle tested and peer reviewed by the open-source community on GitHub
• MIT License, so do what you like with the code as long as you credit the original author
• And yes, there’s a dark mode too 🌓