CV and Job Match, your CV read against the job you are actually applying for

A CV only means something next to a job. Paste the posting you are aiming at and Careery reads the two together, then returns the differences: the requirements the posting states that your CV never answers, the evidence you have but buried, the claims that a hiring manager in your field would expect to see quantified, and the structural problems that stop an applicant tracking system reading your experience at all.

The output is not a grade out of ten to feel bad about. It is a worklist, ordered by what changes the outcome. Some items are rewriting, and you can fix those in an afternoon. Others are not writing problems at all: they are skills the role requires and you have not built yet, and no amount of rephrasing will cover them. That is the point where this tool hands over. Take the same target job into Job Scout to see what the role pays band by band and who is hiring for it in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dubai and the UK, then take the gaps that remain into Course Path, which turns each one into a specific course with a cost, a length and a reason. CV, to target job, to skill gap, to course, in that order.