
While mentoring students, I saw that an ATS-friendly resume meant learning complex rules, formats and keywords. It was slow and confusing, and it stopped good students before they even applied. So I removed the process.
Nobody should need to learn LaTeX to apply for a job.
Students spent hours nudging margins, fighting font bugs and breaking things that were working two minutes ago. Then they still did not know if the resume would pass the software reading it before any human did.
I kept seeing it in mentoring sessions. We would sit down to talk about a career, and the session would stop at the resume. Good students were getting filtered out by formatting.
Fill in the blanks, get a resume.
Smart ATS Builder takes away everything a student should not have to know. No rules to learn, no template to wrestle with, no Overleaf. You answer simple questions and get a clean resume that is built for applicant tracking systems.
A simple form: education, experience, skills, projects.
A clean, ATS-optimised resume, instantly.
A score that shows how it reads to the system.
Ready to send, with nothing to learn.
The rules live in the system, not in your head.

1,500+ users in a month.
On average every user made two resumes, one for each kind of role they were going after. It spread on its own across IITs and NITs, with students sending it to each other. Then engineers started recommending it publicly, including an AI research engineer at IBM.
Read the appreciation postSay goodbye to Overleaf formatting stress. Meet the fastest way to build a LaTeX resume, without ever touching LaTeX.
Aakriti Aggarwal, AI Research Engineer at IBM, on LinkedIn
A tech geek who always thinks ahead in time. His vision always leads to solutions that make users come back.
Pranjal Mishra, SWE Intern at BlackRock, NIT Jamshedpur
No campaign. Just a problem everyone already hated.
Remove the process and people come on their own. It also became the second agent on the road to GeniOS, right after the AI mentor.
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