Check what a machine reads from your CV.
Most applications are read by software before a person. Upload your CV and see what it takes from yours, section by section, and what it cannot find.
How it works
Three steps, under a minute.
Choose the file
A PDF or DOCX, up to 5 MB. Not a photo of a CV: a scanned page has no text to read.
We read it the way a system does
The same reader that builds profiles on Nabesh takes the text apart into name, skills, jobs, education and languages.
See what was read, and what was not
Each section shows whether the machine found it. What it missed, an employer’s system will miss too.
The file is not kept
Your CV is read once, in this request, and discarded. Nothing is stored, nothing is shown to anyone, and no account is created.
Upload your CV
PDF or DOCX, up to 5 MB.
Why a machine reads your CV first
Three things worth knowing before you send the next application.
Software sorts before a person reads
Most companies, and every job board, turn a CV into fields before anyone looks at it. A section the software cannot find is a section the recruiter never sees.
Text, not design
Columns, tables and text inside images read badly or not at all. A plain document with clear headings reads perfectly, in Arabic or English.
Name your skills
A skill mentioned inside a sentence is often missed. A short list of the skills you actually use is the one section that is read every time.
Turn the same file into a profile.
On Nabesh the copilot reads your CV, writes your profile, and asks only for what the file could not say. Then every application is one click. Free.