Your git history is your resume.
GitResume turns your commits and PRs into tailored, evidence-backed resumes. No blank page. No "what did I even do last year?"
7-day free trial. No charge until it ends.
Every developer has these problems.
Most just ignore them.
Every job posting needs a different resume. You're copy-pasting the same one.
Paste a job posting URL. GitResume rewrites your resume to match — right achievements, right keywords, ATS-ready PDF. One role, one resume.
You remember "built microservices" but not the details that land interviews.
GitResume turns your commits and PRs into specific, evidence-backed bullet points. No invented metrics. No generic filler. Real work, not what you vaguely recall.
Performance reviews are tomorrow. How prepared do you feel?
Promotion packets, recruiter calls, annual reviews. They never come when you're ready. GitResume keeps your career documented so you're prepared when the moment arrives.
Repo access is temporary. Your career isn't.
One day you're the lead on a critical migration. The next day your Okta session is revoked and three years of commit history might as well not exist. GitResume archives your contributions before that happens.
Permanent Archive
Contributions captured before you lose access. Not after.
Monthly Updates
Set it and forget it. We sync so you don't have to.
Interview Prep
"Tell me about a time you..." — answered, with receipts.
Performance Reviews
Promo packets backed by what you actually shipped.
Cheaper than the mass-market coffee that gets you through code review. See Pricing
Start Free TrialHow It Works
Three steps. No blank page.
Connect GitHub
One-click OAuth. Pick the repos that show off your best work, or upload an existing resume if you've already lost access. We never see source code or clone repos. We work with what you've got.
AI reads your git history
Commits, PRs, and merge history. We analyze the raw activity and extract what you did. Not what you vaguely remember doing.
Use it when it matters
Job application, performance review, promotion case, recruiter DM. GitResume keeps you prepared for every career moment — not just the ones you see coming.
Auto-syncs monthly. Because we both know you're not going to remember to update it yourself.
Frequently asked questions
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Absolutely. And you should use AI for lots of things. But here's the problem: AI is only as good as what you give it. When you sit down to write a resume, you're working from memory. And memory is lossy. You'll forget the migration you led in March, the performance fix that saved 200ms, the mentoring you did through code reviews.
GitResume doesn't rely on your memory. It pulls from your actual GitHub activity and builds a complete picture of your contributions. Synced and structured, not whatever you can remember in a chat window. Then it matches that picture to the specific role you're targeting, with multiple versions you can compare, refine, and tailor per application. The AI does the writing, but the pipeline is what makes it good.
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No—because it's grounded in specific, real work. "Migrated the payments service from REST to gRPC, reducing inter-service latency" doesn't sound like AI. It sounds like someone who knows what they did. That's what happens when the source material is real contribution data, not vibes. We explicitly instruct the AI to never fabricate metrics. If a number isn't in your git history, it won't appear on your resume.
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That's exactly why we built the resume upload flow. Connect what you can, upload what you can't. If you still have an old resume or a LinkedIn export, GitResume can use that as a starting point and enrich it with whatever GitHub history you do have access to.
But honestly? The best time to set this up is while you still have access. Layoffs, reorgs, and acquisitions don't send calendar invites.
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Yes. We never push code, create branches, or modify anything. We never access source code or clone repositories. We see file names, never what's inside them. For maximum control, you can use a fine-grained personal access token scoped to read-only on just the repos you choose.
Org admins can require approval before GitResume touches any org data, and they can revoke access anytime from GitHub's settings. Learn more about our security practices.
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GitResume is a paid product. We're building something that's genuinely useful for your career, not a freemium funnel where the free tier is deliberately crippled to make you upgrade.
Just need a resume for an upcoming application? Pay for the month and cancel. That said, resumes aren't the only time you need to prove what you've built. Performance reviews come around every six months and you're scrambling to remember what you shipped. A promotion opportunity opens up and you need a case that goes beyond "I work hard." A recruiter reaches out and you're not ready. GitResume keeps your work history captured and organized so you're never starting from scratch when it matters.
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Yes. Cancel from your account settings. No hoops, no retention calls, no guilt trips. You can also revoke GitHub access entirely from your GitHub Settings at any time.
The best time to set this up was before your last job change.
The second best time is right now. Takes five minutes. You've spent longer debugging a CSS margin.
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