Anchored

A real resume, for the job you are actually applying for.

Send what you have and the posting you are going for. You get back a resume and a cover letter built against that posting, and a plain list of what was and was not claimed on your behalf.

It is free. Not a trial, not a teaser, not three credits. Most people looking for work cannot spend four hundred dollars on a resume writer, and the ones who need help the most can spend the least. So this does not cost anything.

Why this exists

Company Framework builds operating systems for contractors. Anchored is the one thing here that is not for a business. It is for a person trying to get hired.

A resume writer costs hundreds of dollars. The people who need one most are the ones who just lost a job, or are leaving a trade that wore them out, or have been working service jobs and cannot get read by a scanner. Those are the same people who do not have hundreds of dollars. The market has it backwards.

Most of what gets sold to job seekers is built to make you sound better than you are. That is the wrong goal. You are the one who sits in the room and answers for every line on the page. A resume you cannot defend is worse than a plain one you can.

Anchored does the opposite. It works from your own history and nothing else. It writes nothing you did not do. And it names every requirement it left out, and why, so you know exactly what is being claimed for you before you walk in.

That is the whole idea. Walk in without fear, and get the job on what you actually did.

What you will get

A resume that reads like a person wrote it
Plain formatting that resume scanning software can actually read. Every role carries real bullets with the situation, what you did, and what changed. Nothing invented. No numbers that were not already yours.
A cover letter built against one posting
Their requirements in one column, your matching experience in the other, side by side. Only rows your own history supports. Paste a job posting below and you get one.
A list of what was left out
If a requirement was not supported by anything you sent, it gets left out and you are told so by name. You will know exactly what is and is not being claimed for you before you walk into a room.

What this costs

Each resume costs about three cents in computing to produce. The website is free to run and the domain is paid for. That is the whole expense, and it is why this does not need to charge you.

If you want to chip in, ten dollars pays for a few hundred more people. Nothing is held back if you do not, and nobody is told either way.

Chip in for someone else

Send it over

This is where the documents go. Nothing else is ever sent here.
PDF, Word or plain text, including old Word files. It can be out of date, messy or half finished. That is fine.
Job titles, or just describe it. "Warehouse supervisor" or "something in an office, off my feet" both work.
Paste the whole posting, text and all. This is what unlocks the cover letter. No posting, no letter, because there would be nothing to write it against.
Something you fixed, ran, trained, saved or held together. It does not need a number. If you have a number, use it.
A gap, a layoff, a career change, a job that ended badly. Say it plainly here and it gets handled properly instead of looking like a hole.

Your file is used to write your documents and then it is gone. No account, no password, nothing stored, nothing sold, no list.