Build a resume that gets read
Applicant tracking software parses and ranks your resume before a person reads it, and a resume that isn't built for that gets buried. MORT's builder makes one that works for both readers: a full editor with 13 ATS-friendly templates, MORT beside the page proposing edits you can apply with one click, and an automatic first ATS score against your target role. Free to start, and it works for a resume or a CV.
Build your resume
The first reader of your resume isn't a person
Most companies run applications through an applicant tracking system: software that parses your resume into data before anyone looks at it.
It ranks and surfaces applications by how well they match the role. Whatever it can't parse, it can't rank.
Tables that don't parse, non-standard headings, wording that never mentions what the posting asks for - any of them can bury an application before a person is involved.
MORT's builder exists so what you send clears that pass - and reads well to the humans after it.
13 ATS-friendly resume templates
The designs cover the major role families: numbers-first layouts for finance and consulting, two-column and skills-grid designs for technical roles, certifications-first for clinical and regulated careers, and education-first for early careers. Oxford is free; Modern, Minimal, and ten premium templates complete the set.
Switch templates any time: your content follows instantly, so trying a different look costs nothing. Every template is designed to read cleanly to applicant tracking software.
MORT works inside the builder
The same agent that finds your matched jobs, working beside your resume
Answers, streamed live
Ask about a section, a bullet, or the role itself. MORT answers beside the page while you keep writing.
Edits as suggestion cards
MORT proposes concrete edits as cards. Apply one with a single click, and undo it just as easily.
Quick actions per section
Section-aware quick actions offer the next useful step for whichever part of the resume you are in.
A score on request
Ask MORT to score your resume against the target role whenever you want a fresh read on where you stand.
Your first ATS score happens automatically
Open a resume with real content and MORT scores it against your target role, then shows the top fixes to reach 90+. A score card stays in the editor with a Rescore button, so you can check your progress as you apply the fixes.
The score exists so you know where you stand before you send anything. The first score on every resume costs nothing; rescoring uses your free daily AI actions, and is unlimited on PRO.
Formatting that survives export
What you style in the editor is what the employer receives
Real formatting
- Bold and italic inside bullet points, carried through to PDF and DOCX exports
- Drag to reorder roles and entries
- A colour picker for any accent colour
- Header alignment, fonts and spacing controls
A true Preview
- Preview mode shows exactly what the exported document looks like
- Inline editing lets you edit directly on the resume itself
- Export as PDF, DOCX or TXT
Free to build. PRO to go further.
What each plan includes in the resume builder
Free
- The full editor
- The Oxford template, with every premium template free to preview
- MORT help and rescoring within 3 free AI actions per day
- One free automatic first ATS score per resume
- PDF, DOCX and TXT export on the free template
PRO
- Every template unlocked for export
- Unlimited MORT actions and ATS rescoring
- Ghost-text completions while you type
How it works
From blank page to exported resume
Where the builder fits in MORT
MORT is a job search agent, and the resume builder is one stage of it. AI Job Matching finds the roles worth applying to, which gives every resume a target to score against. The builder makes the document. The cover letter generator writes the letter to pair with it, Auto Apply submits applications with your own agent, and the application tracker follows every one after you hit send.