lattr

lattr keeps your core resume and a tailored copy for every job you apply to, and counts how much of a posting your resume covers, word by word, with the line behind every count.

With the connector, Claude runs a real resume interview. It asks about each role you have held, probes for the detail that survives a screen, and refuses to invent anything. When a role is complete it is checked on the spot, so a dropped session costs one role, not the whole interview. The finished resume is graded against fifteen format and substance checks before it is saved; below the bar it is refused with a list of what is missing, never padded.

What Claude can do with your permission:

• Read the resumes saved in your lattr account, so an interview resumes where it left off.
• Save a finished resume to your account, where it appears at once, editable.
• Edit specific fields of a saved resume (a new location, a reworded bullet) without resubmitting the document.
• Read the jobs you track, including saved postings, to tailor a resume to a target role.
• File a bug report about the connector itself, mechanics only, never your content.

You approve each permission on lattr's own consent screen. Your resume files never leave your browser; only the text you choose to save reaches lattr's servers. lattr does not sell your data and does not share it with recruiters, employers or data brokers.

Needs a lattr account at lattr.co.