Sparke
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Resume feedback that actually tells you something.

Built for students moving into new roles. Drop your resume, name the role you want, and get specific, professional notes — not the same generic LinkedIn-flavored advice you've already ignored.

For — Product Designer (transition from Marketing)

Your fit, at a glance

72

Strength

Strong narrative thread

Your campaign work clearly maps to design systems thinking — keep that framing.

Improve

Bullets are telling, not showing

Replace 'helped with redesign' with 'Shipped 12-screen onboarding redesign that lifted activation 18%.'

Made for students moving into PM · UX · SWE · Data · Marketing · Ops

How it works

Three steps. About two minutes.

No onboarding quiz. No upsell. Just the loop you actually need.

  1. 01

    Name the role

    Tell us what you're chasing — 'Junior PM at a fintech', 'New-grad SWE backend'. Specificity sharpens everything.

  2. 02

    Drop your resume

    PDF, DOCX, TXT. We extract the text and read it like a recruiter who actually cares.

  3. 03

    Get honest notes

    Strengths, rewrites for weak bullets, a fit score, and three things to do this week. Track each application you send.

Built for the messy, real version of changing careers.

No streaks. No badges. Just sharper bullets, better tracking, and tips that match the role you're chasing this week.

Drop. Read. Rewrite.

Drag a PDF, paste text, whatever. We extract it locally and hand back tight, action-verb rewrites for every weak bullet.

Role-aware, not generic.

Tell us you're chasing PM, SWE, or UX research — feedback shifts accordingly. No more 'be more results-oriented.'

Job tracker that doesn't nag.

Saved, applied, interview, offer. Link each application to the resume version you sent. See your funnel honestly.

"Finally feedback that didn't just tell me to 'add metrics.' It rewrote my bullets in a voice that actually sounded like me."
— Maya, switching from marketing into PM

"You're not behind. You're between." We built this for the in-between — the version of you that's bigger than your last bullet point.

Start with your resume