Perchly

Turns a job posting into notes, a keyword match, a gap plan and a private tracker. Your data stays in your browser.

Perchly is a small robot that reads a job posting for you, right in a Chrome side panel. Open a job posting, press "Read this page", and Perchly turns it into sticky notes: pay, level, place, dates, every requirement and duty, required and nice-to-have skills, and warnings such as "no pay listed" or "deadline passed". WHAT IT DOES - Fit check: warns about things no resume wording can fix, such as years of experience asked, senior titles, leading people, or required licences. - Keyword match: counts the posting's skills that are written on your resume, and shows separately what only your LinkedIn text or GitHub projects prove. It is a keyword match, not an "ATS score". - Gap plan: gives each gap a rough time in hours, and separates "related" skills (you did the work, the word is missing) from real gaps. - Tailor my resume: reorders your own lines for the job, with a live score, a page-fit meter, a 250-word cover letter built from one real bullet, and export to PDF or Word. - Tracker: save a job or mark it as applied. Perchly checks the tracker when you open a posting and warns about similar roles. Status, follow-up date, CSV export and import. - Optional AI helpers: Chrome's on-device model can reword one bullet, with a truth check that rejects new numbers and names. You can also send a brief to a chat AI you already use. Perchly never presses Send. WHAT IT WILL NEVER DO - Submit an application or press Apply for you. - Add a skill to your resume without your own words behind it. - Send your data to a Perchly server. There is no server, no account and no analytics. Your resume, notes and tracker stay in your browser. Reading is pattern matching, not AI, so it can miss or misread things. You can remove any wrong note with its x button. Needs Chrome 116 or newer.