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resumelang is free and open source. The roadmap below covers both upcoming OSS improvements and the planned resumelang Pro tier that funds continued development.

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Now — shipped

13 built-in themes

SAP, Vercel, Linear, Aurora, Material, Brutalist, Terminal, Editorial, Dossier, Academic, Finance, Timeline, Minimal — switchable from the dropdown or via meta.theme in YAML.

Web editor

Live preview, CodeMirror 5, HTMX-powered gallery, share modal with gzip-encoded URLs and AES-GCM password encryption.

User dashboard

Sign in with GitHub or LinkedIn. Save up to 5 resumes in the cloud, load them from any device.

Export everywhere

Download standalone HTML, ATS plain text, or print to PDF directly from the browser. CLI builds all formats in one command.

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Next — in progress

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PDF compiler (native)

Right now the editor uses window.print(). A proper headless PDF compiler via Puppeteer subprocess is in progress, producing pixel-perfect PDFs server-side without any browser interaction. 
resumelang build resume.yml --formats pdf

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VS Code extension improvements

  • Live preview panel without leaving the editor
  • Jump-to-field (click a rendered element → highlight the YAML line)
  • Schema validation red-squiggles as you type

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lint command

ATS keyword scoring, date-overlap detection, missing-field warnings, and a readability score: 
resumelang lint resume.yml
# → ATS score: 72/100
# → Missing: certifications, volunteer
# → Date gap: 2019-01 → 2020-06 (18 months)

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Q3 2025

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LinkedIn import

resumelang import linkedin linkedin-export.zip
Parses the official LinkedIn data export, produces a resume.yml. Handles work history, education, certifications, and skills.

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JSON Resume import / export

Two-way bridge to the JSON Resume ecosystem: 
resumelang import jsonresume resume.json   # → resume.yml
resumelang build resume.yml --formats json  # already works
A public theme registry at resumelang.dev/themes. Anyone can submit a theme that passes resumelang theme validate. Themes are versioned against the ThemeSpec v1 schema.

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resumelang Pro

Pro is a hosted subscription that funds OSS development. The core binary, CLI, and all 13 themes remain free forever.

AI resume tailoring

Paste a job description. AI rewrites your highlights to match the role — keywords, tone, and order — without touching structure or dates. Powered by Claude.

Link analytics

Every shared resume link gets a unique slug. See opens, geography, device type, and time-on-page — without third-party scripts. All data lives in your dashboard.

Custom domain

Publish your resume at resume.yourdomain.com with one DNS record. Auto-renewing TLS, versioned URLs, and redirect management included.

PDF export (server-side)

Pixel-perfect PDF generated server-side — no browser quirks, consistent across operating systems. One-click from the editor or via API.

ATS score & coaching

Upload a job description and get a tailored ATS score, missing keyword suggestions, and formatting warnings before you apply.

Unlimited cloud saves

Free tier: 5 resumes. Pro: unlimited resumes, version history with one-click restore, and folder organisation.

Org & team themes

Companies and recruiting teams can upload a private branded theme. Distribute a consistent look across all team members’ resumes.

Live collaboration

Share an edit link with a recruiter or career coach. Real-time collaborative editing with presence indicators and comment threads.

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Principles

  1. Core stays free. The binary, the DSL, the CLI, and all built-in themes are MIT licensed and will never be paywalled.
  2. Pro funds OSS. Every Pro subscription directly funds open source development time.
  3. No lock-in. Your resume.yml is yours. Export at any time. Switch to self-hosting with one command.
  4. Privacy first. Analytics are opt-in. No third-party trackers. Link data is end-to-end owned by you.

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Feedback & priorities

Have a feature you need sooner? Open an issue on GitHub or reach out at mr.abhisheksaha@gmail.com. Upvotes on issues directly influence what gets built next.