Helping people find their footing.
A letter from the founder. Looking for work can take everything you have. I built TailorMe to give some of that time and energy back.
Hi, I'm Casey. I'm a Staff Software Engineer and a mentor in the tech hiring space. Over the last 10 years, I've helped hundreds of candidates improve their resumes. But when I started applying myself, I ran into a problem I hadn't expected.
Referrals were opening doors. My direct applications weren't. I discovered that my LinkedIn profile, with its structured experience and achievements, passed through screening more cleanly than my Google Docs resume. That resume looked fine to a person, but read like gibberish to applicant tracking systems.
That became TailorMe: one complete master resume, tailored to each role, with your real experience kept intact. Less time juggling documents. A clearer story for the people reading it.
Help should be within reach.
As I shared it, I kept hearing from people in my network who were struggling with the job market and trying to make sense of AI's impact on their careers. Some were out of work. Others felt stuck. I wanted them to have somewhere useful to start, without another bill standing in the way.
That's why TailorMe has a free plan with three tailored resumes a day. For a more active search, Plus is $25 a month in the US, with 15 tailored resumes a day: up to 450 over a 30-day month. It also includes cover letters, Word downloads, and resume customization. I keep margins low and rely on word of mouth to help keep it affordable. You can see the current plans on our pricing page.
A job search needs energy you may not have.
The next problem was bigger than a resume. People working 60-hour weeks, commuting, and keeping up with life were trying to find a way out of dead-end jobs. By the time they could sit down to search, they were exhausted.
That's where Personal Recruiter came from. Plus includes up to 3 jobs per day; Pro includes up to 100 and Smart Apply. Once your search is enabled, it can look for opportunities in the background. You review the matches and decide where to apply, leaving more energy for interview preparation and the rest of your life.
TailorMe is built by my company, Chillify, LLC. My hope is simple: to make the next step feel a little more possible, wherever you're starting from.
— Casey