FrontendAtlas CV Linter

Upload or paste a CV and the linter returns a 100-point ATS-style score together with section-level fixes, rather than a single pass-or-fail verdict. What it reviews is spelled out on the page: keyword coverage against frontend role signals, readability problems such as long bullets and dense text, and impact evidence — metrics, scope, action verbs and ownership signals.

The keyword model is targeted rather than generic. It scores against junior, mid-level and senior expectations for Angular, React and general frontend targets, and the example fixes it shows are specific to that kind of work: move Angular performance evidence out of Skills and into Experience bullets, add measurable impact to component architecture and accessibility work, replace passive ownership wording with action verbs and scope.

Extraction quality is itself one of the readability checks, which is worth knowing because the score depends entirely on the text a parser can pull out of the uploaded file. The site states that files are processed to text and not stored.