Resume text checks
AI Resume Checker for CVs and Job Applications
Paste CV bullets, a cover letter, or a professional summary into this AI resume checker. Slop or Not checks the English language for patterns associated with LLM output and returns a probability, not a hiring verdict. Online, the pasted text first goes to Numen's server for a hidden-character scan that runs in memory and stores nothing. The separate AI check runs on Numen's private Mac server. The iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps run both checks on-device.
Catches 99.5% of AI text at a 5% false-positive rate, scored by RAID, the public benchmark, not by us.
Paste a paragraph or a whole thesis. The iPhone and Mac apps have no word cap and no monthly word budget.
- Paste English textSchool essays, product reviews, captions, articles, and social posts up to 20,000 characters.
- ResultA probability verdict, AI score, and readability analysis.
- PrivacyChecked on Numen's private Mac server and never passed to an outside AI company. For text that stays on your device, use the app.
What it checks
What Can an AI Resume Checker Tell You?
Repeated sentence shapes across bullets and professional summaries
Generic accomplishment language without role-specific detail
Hidden Unicode characters introduced while copying text between tools
Good Uses
- Checking your own resume after AI-assisted editing or career coaching
- Flagging unusually uniform language for a closer recruiter review
- Comparing the voice of a resume and cover letter before an interview
Limits to Know
- Resume templates and career coaching can make human writing look unusually uniform
- Short bullet fragments provide less language evidence than a full cover letter
- A detector score must never decide whether someone advances or receives an offer
FAQ
AI Resume Checker Questions
Can an AI resume checker make a hiring decision?
No. It reports patterns in the writing, not a candidate's ability, honesty, or fitness for a role. Hiring teams should use it only as a prompt for closer human review.
Why can templates or coaching affect the result?
Templates repeat the same sentence shapes and action verbs across many resumes. Career coaches also standardize phrasing. Both can resemble machine-written regularity even when the candidate wrote every word.
Does a short resume provide enough text?
Short bullet fragments leave less evidence than full paragraphs. Include the professional summary or cover letter when appropriate, and treat a result from sparse text with extra caution.
Does the online checker store resume text?
The pasted text first goes to Numen's server for a hidden-character scan that runs in memory and stores nothing. The separate AI check runs on Numen's private Mac server. The text is not sent to third-party AI providers. The iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps run both checks on-device.
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