Will your CV get past the robots?
Most large employers run every CV through an ATS robot first — a CV the robot can't read never reaches a human. Upload yours and see it through the robot's eyes.
Your file is read only for this check and discarded immediately — never stored, never sent to an AI.
Frequently asked questions
What is an ATS?
An ATS (Applicant Tracking System) is the software companies use to receive and filter applications. It turns your CV into text, picks out your name, contact details, experience, education and skills, and compares them with the job's keywords. Recruiters often only see the CVs the robot rated highly.
How does this check work?
We extract the same text a robot would see from your file, split it into sections, and check it against 12 content rules plus file-level problems (scanned PDFs, letter-by-letter headings, emoji, missing headings). No AI is used; the result is ready in about 10 seconds.
Is my file stored?
No. The file is read in memory only for the check and discarded straight away — it's not written to any database, shown to anyone or sent to an AI.
How do I get to 100?
Standard headings, a single-column layout, a valid email and phone, a short summary, dated experience and education, achievements that start with action verbs and include numbers, and at least 3 skills. Every CodexCV design and the one-click “ATS PDF” export take care of the format automatically.