A Yaktoku service
An honest resume critique.
Not a ChatGPT rewrite.
Two voices reviewing your resume — a senior practitioner in your field and a recruiter who has screened ten thousand of them. You get back a written critique, specific to your document, sent to your inbox in minutes.
$3 · delivered by email · typically under 10 minutes
One-time payment · No subscription · No account required
Upload your resume.
PDF or .docx. One file, up to 5MB.
We read it the way a hiring manager would.
Not a generic AI pep talk. A specific, line-by-line critique from the combined perspective of a senior in your field and a recruiter who screens thousands of resumes a year.
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You'll receive a written critique — usually within ten minutes, sometimes faster. No dashboard to log into. No subscription to cancel.
The critique is typically 1,500–3,000 words. It is not a score, a grade, or a checklist. It is a written diagnosis, the way a good mentor would talk to you if they had eight minutes and told you the truth.
Senior Product Manager candidate, B2B SaaS, growth-stage companies. First impression: technically fluent, clearly has shipping history, but reads more like an engineering handoff document than a PM resume. The top half of page one isn’t doing the work it needs to.
What’s working
The impact in your last role at [their previous company] — reducing time-to-first-value by 34% — is the strongest line on the page. It’s specific, it’s PM language, and it answers the question a hiring manager is actually asking (“did this person move the number or just manage the project?”). Keep it. Build toward it.
The AI-fingerprint audit
These bullets are currently on your resume. They are also, in some variation, on approximately 40,000 other PM resumes:
“Collaborated cross-functionally with engineering, design, and marketing to deliver product roadmap initiatives on time and within scope.”
This sentence has no weight. Every PM collaborates cross-functionally — that’s the job description, not an achievement. The reader’s eye slides past it.
Rewrite direction: What did you actually decide in those cross-functional meetings that others didn’t want to do? What got cut? What shipped differently because you were in the room?
Redline
Before “Spearheaded go-to-market strategy for new enterprise tier, resulting in increased revenue.”
After “Led GTM for the enterprise tier launch at [their previous company] — $1.2M ARR added in Q3, three months ahead of plan. Wrote the pricing brief, ran the sales enablement sessions, and made the call to delay the SMB rollout so we didn’t cannibalize the conversion funnel.”
Why “Spearheaded” is weight-free. “Resulting in increased revenue” is the weakest possible claim — it implies you don’t know the number, or don’t trust it. The rewrite gives the reader a dollar figure, a timeline, and evidence that you understand second-order consequences. That’s what senior PM hiring looks like.
Upload your resume and we'll have a critique in your inbox — usually within ten minutes.
PDF or .docx. If your resume is in Pages, Google Docs, or Canva, export to PDF first.
Usually under ten minutes. If it's taking longer than 30 minutes, check spam, then email us.
It's deleted from our servers within 24 hours. We don't train models on your resume. We don't share it with anyone.
No. The critique is sent only to your email address. This is intentional — it keeps the service lean and keeps your document private to you.
An AI model with a carefully designed prompt written by a recruiter with decades of experience in the field. It is not a human review. It is, however, dramatically more specific and direct than a generic AI rewrite tool, because it's been instructed to critique the way a senior in your field would.
Yes, attached to the order record, so we can resend the critique if needed. We don't add you to a marketing list. You will not get newsletters.