How to use Seerty
A four-minute walkthrough of the whole site, from a blank form to a downloaded, ATS-ready PDF.
The short version
- Start typing, or import what you already have. Fill in the form yourself, or click "Upload CV" (PDF or Word) or "Paste text" and Seerty fills the form for you. Either way, check the result: automatic import can make mistakes, especially with unusual layouts.
- Read the ATS check. It looks at your resume the way scanning software does, and lists specific things to fix, such as a missing job title or a summary that runs too long.
- Compare it with a real job posting. Open the "Job match" tab, paste in a job description, and see which of its important words are missing from your resume.
- Arrange the sections your way. Use "Experience first" or "Education first" for a quick swap, or "Arrange sections" to drag every section (summary, skills, experience, education and the rest) into exactly the order you want. Choose "Classic" or "Compact" for how much fits on the page.
- Download the PDF. Previewing and the checks are free; downloading the finished file is BHD 1.000 (nothing is charged yet, while Seerty is in beta). The text in the PDF is real and selectable, not a picture, which is what lets ATS software read it correctly.
- Optional: share a public profile page. Under "Share a link to your profile", publish a short public page with your name, title, a few skills and your links, for an Instagram or LinkedIn bio. Nothing is public until you tick that box yourself.
A few tips
- If an imported CV comes out wrong, check the yellow note under "Already have a CV?": it tells you exactly what could not be read, so you can fix it by hand.
- The ATS check and Job match both update as you type, so it is worth keeping an eye on them while you write.
- Switch between English and Arabic with the language button in the top right; the layout mirrors itself automatically for Arabic.
Created by Seerty in Bahrain