Job ad reader
Paste a job ad and see what it asks for: the terms it lists, seniority, years of experience, languages, location and salary. No account needed. The ad is read in your browser and is not sent to our server or saved.
Used only to recognise the applicant tracking system from the address. The link is not opened or fetched.
What does the job ad reader show?
It reads a pasted job ad the way the full analysis reads it, without a CV, and lays out each requirement as a row with the line of the ad it comes from. Terms are split into required, mentioned elsewhere and nice-to-have where the ad uses such headings. A line that offers a choice, such as "Python or Java", stays one row, and which of the two the ad needs is marked unknown. Languages keep the level the ad writes. A work permit is always marked unknown, because a city or the ad's language says nothing about it. It shows the salary only when the ad states one, with its line, and suggests questions for the employer about what the ad leaves out. It names the applicant tracking system as a possibility when the ad text or the link you enter points to a known one; the link is not opened. It also flags signs worth a second look, such as a very long list of required skills or a junior title that asks for several years of experience.
What does it not do?
It does not compare the ad with your CV and gives no score; the full analysis does that. It does not open the link you enter and cannot tell whether the position is still open. The ad text stays in your browser: it is not sent to our server or stored. Only an anonymous count that the tool was used is recorded, without the ad.