Built around one idea: neither language is an export option
Seven templates composed from the left edge, eight from the right, one that sets both on a single page, and type pairings matched across the two scripts. Everything else on this page exists so that claim is worth acting on.
Both languages, first-class
Core features
What you get
Everything listed here is built and working today. Staged work is not on this page.
One profile, many résumés
Your career lives in one profile, and a new résumé is filled from it. The résumé then owns its own copy — so rewriting one for a particular role never touches the others.
The preview is the export
The editor renders with the same engine the PDF comes out of, so the page you approve on screen is the page that leaves.
Both languages, properly
Seven templates composed left-to-right and eight right-to-left, one that sets both on one page, eleven pairings matching a Latin face to an Arabic one, and every field holding a value in each language.
32 checks on your résumé
A score that names what is missing and what to do about it — and reads Arabic as carefully as it reads English.
Switch designs, keep your words
Content and layout are stored apart and meet only when the page is typeset, so trying another template moves your text across untouched.
A PDF that survives the upload
Selectable text, metadata an applicant-tracking system can read, and an Arabic filename that arrives intact instead of as a row of question marks.
One link instead of an attachment
Publish a web version of your CV, with a password if you want one. A wrong address answers exactly like a private one, so nothing leaks to guessing.
Import instead of retype
Bring in a PDF or a Word file, or paste the text, and start editing rather than typing it all again.
Variants, not a colour picker
Each layout ships curated accent and density presets, so a change you make in two clicks still looks composed.
The one rule
Content stays separate from design
One separation makes switching templates instant and lossless, and it is why the same words can be set right-to-left or left-to-right without being rewritten.
Content and design never mix
Your résumé text carries no formatting and templates carry no content. They meet only when the page is typeset — so switching designs never rewrites a word.
Tailoring one leaves the rest alone
Your profile fills a new résumé at the moment you create it, and from then on that résumé owns its content. Rewriting one for a specific role changes that résumé and nothing else.
Room for any career
Add custom sections and fields for your profession — doctor, developer, designer — without a migration. Saved data stays valid as templates evolve.
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