ResumeForge

ResumeForge is a Chinese-first workspace for job seekers who want to keep resumes, vacancies and interview preparation together on their own computer. It separates confirmed experience from AI-written wording to help catch invented claims.

• Resume writing and checks: Tailor a resume to a job description or write it yourself, trace generated sections to your records, and flag school, company or project names that don't match your profile.
• Job tracking: Import vacancies from text, screenshots or documents, compare requirements with evidence from your experience, and track applications, referrals and interview reminders.
• Interview practice: Run mock interviews with follow-up questions and feedback, or test individual resume claims against probing questions.
• Exports and sharing: Export PDF, Word, Markdown, text, JSON or HTML, with optional watermarks and redaction of personal details.
• Application assistance: Start confirmed application batches through a local browser or fill company application forms, where final submission remains manual.

It's free and open source under Apache 2.0, with Windows and macOS desktop packages. Parsing, checks, previews and exports work offline without a model. AI generation can stay local through Ollama or LM Studio; using OpenAI, Claude, DeepSeek or another external provider sends the relevant material to that service. Initial setup can require internet access, and recruitment-site actions need a connection.

ResumeForge requires no account and stores records and attachments locally. It's a single-user tool without authentication, and personal records aren't encrypted at rest, so it isn't suitable for public or shared-server access. The hosted demo is read-only and uses fictional data and prerecorded AI responses.