Real LaTeX resumes, without learning LaTeX
An AI resume builder that writes the first draft and shows the finished PDF updating as you type.
The problem
LaTeX makes the best looking resumes and almost nobody wants to learn it. The tools that hide it hand you a template you cannot change. The tools that do not hide it hand you a compiler error twenty minutes before the deadline.
What we built
rezum keeps the real LaTeX and takes the typing away. Ask it to write a section, or paste in a job description and ask it to tailor the whole thing, and it changes only what you asked for. Everything else is left exactly as you wrote it, which is the part every other AI editor gets wrong.
The preview is the point
The PDF is not an export, it is the page. Every edit recompiles and the finished document updates in place, so what you are looking at while you write is the file that lands in a recruiter's inbox. No round trip, no export button, no surprise on the second page.
More than one resume
Real applications mean several versions, so resumes go into folders, one per role or company, and a deleted one waits in the trash instead of going for good. The templates are built to get through the scanners employers filter with, so a clean document does not get thrown out before a person ever sees it.
Ask your assistant instead
rezum also runs as an MCP server, so an assistant like Claude can connect to it in one step and write or update a resume for you directly. Nothing to install, no keys to paste. Your resume stays in your account, nothing is public until you share a link, and you can copy it out and take it anywhere.
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