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Skills & Evidence Scanner
Paste any text to see recognized skills grouped by category and check which sentences carry quantified, measurable impact.
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About this tool
What the skills scanner finds
This scanner reads any text — a resume, a project description, or a performance review — and reports two things: which recognized skills appear, grouped by category, and which sentences carry quantified, measurable impact. Use it to see what your experience already signals and where you can add evidence.
What it detects
- Recognized skills — tools, languages, and methods from a fixed skill dictionary, grouped by category.
- Quantified impact — sentences containing numbers, percentages, or currency.
- Category coverage — how your skills spread across areas such as data, engineering, or design.
- Evidence gaps — where claims lack the numbers that make them credible.
Step by step
Use it in three steps
Paste any career text
A resume, a job posting, or a performance review — the scanner reads plain text in your browser.
See skills by category
Recognized skills are grouped by category, so you can spot what your experience already signals.
Add evidence where it is thin
Find the sentences that carry measurable impact, then strengthen the ones that do not.
Going deeper
Getting the most from the skills scanner
The scanner is an audit, not a score. Use it to see which skills your text already signals and where your claims lack proof.
Who it's for
- You want to check whether a resume or profile surfaces the skills a role expects.
- You are turning a job into bullet points and want to see the evidence you have.
- You are rewriting vague experience into concrete, measurable statements.
Worked example
Before
Helped with customer support and improved processes.
After
Cut average response time from 12 hours to 2 and raised CSAT from 82% to 94%.
Common mistakes
- Assuming every skill you have must appear — the scanner only knows a fixed dictionary.
- Reading a missing skill as a weakness when it may simply be phrased differently.
- Adding numbers you cannot stand behind just to look measured.
How it works
The scanner matches your text against a fixed dictionary of standard tool, technology, and professional skill names, grouped by category with a confidence level. It also flags sentences that contain measurable results — numbers, percentages, currency, or before/after changes. It does not understand meaning beyond the dictionary and makes no prediction about hiring.
Skills scanner FAQ
Is the skills and evidence scanner free?
Yes. It is free, requires no account, and runs entirely in your browser — your text is never uploaded or stored.
Why is a skill I have not recognized?
The scanner matches a fixed dictionary of standard tool and skill names. Rephrase using the common name for a tool or method so it can be detected.
Does the scanner predict my chances?
No. It reports what it can recognize in your text. It makes no prediction about hiring outcomes.
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