codetoresume

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Your code already wrote your resume.

Point CodeToResume at a project and get a structured, export-ready resume from your commits, stacks, and shipped work — without writing one.

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payments.tsanalyzing
1export async function chargeCard(amount) {
2  const res = await stripe.charge(amount)
3  return res.id
4}
5 
6// → “Built a payments service”
7// 412 commits · 9 repos · TypeScript
parsed7 sections inferred

Your commits, read like a story.

CodeToResume reads the actual work — languages, projects, and history — and rewrites it as lines a hiring manager understands.

payments.ts
1export async function chargeCard(amount) {
2  const res = await stripe.charge(amount)
3  if (!res.ok) throw new PaymentError()
4  return res.id
5}
6 
7export function refund(chargeId) {
8  return stripe.refunds.create({ chargeId })
9}
10 
11// 412 commits · 9 repos · TypeScript
Alex Riveraresume.pdf

Backend engineer — payments, distributed systems, and developer tooling.

Built a payments service

TypeScript · Stripe

Processed card charges and refunds across 9 repositories and 412 commits.

Shipped a CLI toolkit

Go · Cobra

Authored an internal command-line tool adopted across the team.

TypeScriptGoPostgresAWS

Built to read code, not buzzwords.

Most resume tools start from a blank template. CodeToResume starts from your work and writes backward.

  • 01

    It reads the real work

    Commits, languages, and project structure — CodeToResume infers what you actually built instead of asking you to type it from memory.

  • 02

    Recruiter-ready language

    Technical work becomes outcome-focused bullets a hiring manager understands, with the stack called out where it counts.

  • 03

    Your code stays yours

    Analysis runs over structure and metadata, not your secrets. Nothing is stored unless you choose to save it.

  • 04

    Export anywhere

    Edit the draft, then export a clean PDF, Markdown, or JSON — no lock-in, no watermark.

From repo to resume in three moves.

No templates to fight, no blank page to stare at. Paste, review, export.

  1. 01

    Paste

    Drop a repo URL, raw code, or a .zip. No setup, no account.

  2. 02

    Parse

    We read your commits, stacks, and projects — and infer the story.

  3. 03

    Export

    Edit the result and export a clean PDF, ready to send.

Stop writing resumes. Ship one.

Paste a repo and watch your work turn into a resume in seconds. No account, no template wrestling.

// free while in beta · your code is never stored