Provides a structured, form-based interface for entering work history, education, and skills, then renders a professionally formatted PDF resume. Everything runs locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Renders a scannable QR code from any text or URL using a client-side Reed-Solomon encoder. Download as PNG.
Measure browser CPU performance with synthetic benchmarks: integer math, floating point, array sorting, string ops, and mixed workloads.
Repeating interval timer for workouts and training. Configure sets, work period, and rest period with automatic cycling. Everything runs locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Get document checklists and step-by-step guidance for Indian voter registration forms — Form 6 (new enrollment), Form 7 (correction/objection), and Form 8 (name transfer within constituency).
Detects interactive form fields in a PDF and provides a clean UI to fill text inputs, checkboxes, and dropdowns before downloading the completed. Everything runs locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Contact header, 2–3 line summary, work history (newest first, with quantified achievements), skills, education. Freshers: lead with projects and internships; experienced hires: keep it to one page per 10 years.
Yes — single-column layout, standard section headings, real text (not images), and common fonts. Avoid tables, text boxes, and graphics, which confuse older applicant-tracking parsers.
Mirror 3–5 keywords from the job post into your skills and summary lines, then regenerate the PDF. One base resume plus 2 minutes of tailoring beats 50 generic applications.
No photo for US/UK/India private-sector roles — it risks bias filtering and wastes space. Add one only where explicitly expected (e.g., some Gulf hospitality roles).
No. Everything renders locally in your browser. Names, emails, phone numbers, and work history never leave your device.