LinkPass
Evidence-locked ATS resume tailoring on LinkedIn
What it does
LinkPass is a Chrome side panel that tailors your resume to LinkedIn job descriptions in one click. Most AI resume tools either invent fake skills to boost match scores or force you into expensive subscriptions. LinkPass is strictly evidence-locked—it only reorders and rephrases your truthful background using the employer’s keywords. • Runs natively alongside LinkedIn jobs • Exports clean, single-column ATS-compliant PDFs • Pay-per-sprint day/week passes instead of recurring lock-in
LinkPass is a Chrome extension that tailors your resume to LinkedIn jobs. Get ATS match scores, requirement-to-evidence analysis, and tailored PDF exports in a side panel.
Tailor your resume to LinkedIn job postings with ATS scoring and one-click PDF export. Score your fit, map requirements to evidence, and export an ATS-ready PDF without leaving LinkedIn. New users start with 6 free credits. Refer a friend for 10 tailor + 10 ATS credits. Watch how LinkPass reads a LinkedIn job description, scores your ATS fit, and exports a tailored resume from the Chrome side panel. Everything runs in a Chrome side panel on LinkedIn. Open a job, analyze your match, tailor with evidence-locked AI, and export in seconds. AI rewrites your summary, experience, and skills to match the job — truthfully, using only what is already on your resume. No broken tables. No lost…from linkpass-production.up.railway.app
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