Elcano / Role-fit radar
Score your resume against 64 real roles — no job description needed. Then see how 5 AI recruiter systems would rank you against the role you actually want. Same resume, same score, every time.
Free to start·~30 seconds·Resume text never stored

30-second demo
Paste a resume, paste a job description, score in seconds. No login, no upsell. The radar tilts to match the JD’s emphasis; Pass-Through Check tells you if you’d clear ATS; JD Radar shows the LLM-screener axes you’d be measured against.
Real product · not a mockup · captured this week
The part nobody talks about
You sent 100+ applications last year. You heard back on two. You got zero interviews. No one told you why. Elcano does — per axis, per role, in one screen.
How it works
Five dimensions per role. Target outline underneath, your shape on top. Every number ties to evidence lifted from your resume, not a black-box match score.

The five-axis profile calibrated to the role and seniority you selected. Dotted outline is what the role demands at that level.
Your resume scored on the same five axes. Solid outline is you. The delta between the two is the gap a recruiter sees.
Overall resume score, interview readiness, and your dominant career family, read directly off your evidence.
Weighted-keyword engine blended with a structured LLM pass. Invalid LLM output falls back to the deterministic score. The radar always renders.
Beyond the score
Career Path
See your current level, the roles one step up, and every lateral specialization that fits your shape. Ladder view for vertical growth, tree view for platform / growth / AI tracks.

Shape Timeline
Overlay up to five past analyses in the same career family. See exactly where you grew, where you slipped, and which axis moved most since your last resume pass.

Measured against the category
We looked at eight resume-scoring tools and asked ChatGPT for a resume review twenty times. Here’s the honest map.
| This pageElcano | Eight competitorsTypical resume scorer | General purposeChatGPT | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Output | Five-axis radar per role | A single % match number | A wall of prose |
| Job description | Optional | Required | Optional |
| Reproducibility | Same resume, same score | Varies run to run | Different every run |
| Roles compared against | 64 calibrated profiles | Only the JD you paste | Whatever you asked for |
| Per-platform ATS scores | 9 platforms (Greenhouse, HireVue, Workable, Eightfold, hireEZ, Manatal, Recooty, Findem, HireVue Stage 2) | Single black-box number | No platform model |
| Tips grounded in your resume | Quoted from your evidence | "Consider adding metrics" | Often invents skills |
| Stores resume text | Never | Usually | Used as training signal |
| Price | Free · $9.99/mo Pro | $19–49/mo typical | $20/mo, general-purpose |
Pricing
The full radar, three analyses a month.
Unlimited analyses, full history, early access.
First 1,000 users get a lifetime license at this price. No monthly fee, ever.
Questions
No. Elcano scores your resume against 64 real roles across 12 families the moment you paste it. A JD is optional; paste one later for JD-specific axes extracted by LLM. Every other scoring tool in the category requires a JD first, which is the wrong question when you're still deciding which roles to aim at.
ChatGPT guesses. It invents metrics, hallucinates skills you didn't list, and gives you a different answer on every run. Elcano measures with a deterministic scoring engine blended 60/40 with an LLM overlay, calibrated against real role targets. Same resume, same score. A radar you can act on, not a wall of prose you re-prompt.
Each of the 64 roles has a five-dimension target profile calibrated from hiring signals — what recruiters and ATS systems actually look for at that seniority, for that family. Scoring combines weighted keyword evidence (deterministic) with an LLM pass that reads the resume in context. Invalid LLM output automatically falls back to the deterministic floor, so the radar always renders.
Never stored. Elcano processes your resume in memory, computes the radar and tips, then discards the text. Only structured axis scores persist to your account, protected by Supabase Row Level Security.
Unlimited analyses, full history, and early access to upcoming AI tools (resume rewrite, cover letter, interview prep — each built on top of your radar). One price. Cancel in one click. No weekly billing.
Product Design, Software Engineering, Product Management, Data Science, Marketing, Sales, Legal, Finance, Healthcare, Operations, Human Resources, and Customer Success. 64 role levels in total. Each family has five role-specific dimensions scored 0–100.
Nine: Greenhouse, HireVue (two stages — skills filter and narrative-projection), Workable, Manatal, Recooty, hireEZ, Eightfold, and Findem. Each platform weights different things — Greenhouse is keyword-heavy, HireVue cares about narrative quality, Eightfold uses skill-graph adjacency. We score your resume separately under each model, so you can see which platforms you would clear and which ones would reject you for the same role. Most of the category ships a single ATS score; we ship nine.
Stay in the loop
One email per week. Resume tips, AI hiring trends, and real data from Elcano’s analysis engine. No noise.
Free. ~30 seconds. No job description. Resume text never stored.