Alternatives

RoleWorth vs Rezi — when each is the right tool.

Short answer

Pick RoleWorth when you want decision-first scoring (apply / maybe / skip) plus a full kit. Pick Rezi when you only need a polished resume builder and you'll handle the decision and outreach yourself. Rezi is resume-first; RoleWorth is decision-first.

Capability	RoleWorth	Rezi
Primary purpose	Decision-first: score before tailoring	Resume builder: polish a document
Job-fit / Worth Score	✓ 0–100 with rationale	—
Posting risk / ghost-job signals	✓ Six-signal evaluation	—
Resume builder + ATS template	Diff against your existing resume	✓ Template-driven editor
Tailored cover letter	✓ Grounded in proof points	Add-on
Recruiter outreach drafts	✓	—
Pipeline tracker	✓	—
Interview prep / proof bank	✓ Reusable competency library	—
Human approval gate	✓ Required before submission	n/a (no auto-apply)

Is RoleWorth a Rezi replacement?

Only if you wanted decision-first scoring before tailoring. Rezi optimises for resume polish; RoleWorth optimises for which jobs are worth applying to and produces a tailored kit (resume diff + cover + DM + interview prep) when a job clears the score gate. If all you need is a one-page PDF, Rezi is simpler.

Can I import my Rezi resume?

Yes. Upload the PDF or DOCX into RoleWorth and the parser extracts your bullets, dates, and metrics into reusable evidence points. From there every tailoring run produces a reviewable diff against the original.

Which has better ATS coverage?

Both pass major ATS parsers when you stick to standard fonts and one-column layouts. RoleWorth additionally scores ATS readiness against a specific posting (keyword coverage, proof strength, requirement coverage) — that's the layer Rezi does not provide.

Product proof

See the product surface behind the claim.

Each page carries the matching RoleWorth surface in a glass-framed proof card: the radar, extension overlay, ATS matrix, review queue, dashboard, or package flow behind the promise.