A rewrite that checks
its own homework.
Score-up applies your ATS report's recommendations, then scores the result against your original on the same pass. Every figure and claim it produces is verified against your real resume — anything unsupported is reverted to your own words and listed.
Rewritten, then re-scored on the same pass
Score-up in short
- What does Score-up do?
- It rewrites your profile using the recommendations from your own ATS report, then scores the result against your original on the same pass so the two numbers are directly comparable. Your original is never overwritten.
- Will an AI rewrite invent achievements?
- Most will, and it is the single biggest risk in using AI on a resume — every ATS report says “quantify your achievements”, and a model handed a resume with no figures will supply some. HyreMe runs two checks: a deterministic pass requiring every number to already appear in your uploaded resume, and a second pass auditing claims that carry no digits. Whatever fails is reverted to your own wording and listed.
- What if the rewrite does not improve my score?
- HyreMe tells you plainly. It reports that the rewrite measures the same as your original and that your wording was kept wherever a change would have cost points, rather than claiming a gain that is not there.
The rewrite that has to earn the score it claims
Score-up takes your profile and the recommendations from your own ATS report, and applies them — rewording bullets, restructuring sections, surfacing the experience that was buried. Then it scores the result, on the same pass as your original, so the two numbers are directly comparable.
If the rewrite does not beat the original, it says so plainly rather than quietly claiming an improvement. Where a change would have cost points, your own wording is kept.
An AI told to “quantify your achievements” will make the numbers up
It is the single most common recommendation any ATS report produces. Hand it to a language model along with a resume that contains no figures, and you get a resume full of figures you cannot defend — and you find out in the interview.
Score-up puts two checks between the model and your document. Neither is advisory. Whatever fails is reverted to your own wording, and the app lists precisely what it reverted and why.
The numeric check
Every number, percentage and currency amount in the rewritten text must already appear somewhere in your uploaded resume. This is a plain deterministic comparison, so it cannot be reasoned with or talked around. Years are exempt, because a rewrite may legitimately restate a date range.
The claim audit
A separate pass reads your original resume alongside the rewrite and reports any statement the source does not support — an employer you never worked for, a tool you never used, an outcome that was never described. This catches the fabrication that carries no digits at all.
Three outcomes, all of them stated plainly
The score went up
You see both numbers and the report for the rewritten version, and can export either resume as a PDF.
The score held
“Nothing it changed improved the score, so your own wording was kept wherever the rewrite would have cost points.” No spin.
Something was pulled back
Each reverted statement is listed with the unsupported figure that triggered it, so you can decide whether to add the real number yourself.
Score-up, answered
Does Score-up invent experience I don't have?
No. It works only from the profile and the resume text you provided. It reframes and reprioritises what is genuinely there — and the two verification passes exist specifically to catch it if it drifts. Anything unsupported is reverted to your wording and listed in the app.
What does it need before it can run?
An ATS report. Score-up works from that report's recommendations, so run ATS Report first. The verification is strongest when you have also uploaded the original resume, because that is what claims are checked against.
Can I edit the rewritten version?
Yes. It is a full profile with the same editable fields, so you can accept most of it and reword the rest. Export it as a PDF whenever it reads the way you want.
Can I go back to my original?
You never left it. The original is stored separately and is never modified. Clearing the rewrite removes only the rewrite.
Why did the rewrite not improve my score?
Usually because the resume was already close to what the report was asking for, or because the honest version of a suggested change would have cost points elsewhere. HyreMe keeps your wording in that case and tells you rather than reporting a phantom gain.
What does Score-up cost?
One Score-up credit per rewrite, and every account gets ten of those a month for free. The re-score is part of the same credit and PDF export is never counted. If ten in a month is not enough, a pack adds more.
See what your resume scores — then what it could score.
Build your profile, read the report, run Score-up, and compare the two side by side. Both come out of your free monthly credits.
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