SubMac / AI resume without fake experience
Tailor without inventing
Tailor your resume with AI, without fake experience.
Pasting your resume into a chatbot is fast, but it often invents metrics and tools to “match” the job. That can cost you the job at the interview or the reference check. Here’s how to get the benefit of AI without the risk.
Where AI resumes go wrong
- Invented numbers: “increased sales by 35%” when you never measured it.
- Borrowed skills: tools from the job ad dropped into jobs that never used them.
- Inflated roles: “helped with” becomes “led”.
- Generic buzzwords that recruiters skim past.
How SubMac avoids it
- It maps each job requirement to the exact line in your resume that proves it, or marks it as missing.
- It asks you up to four quick questions for real figures, like team size or results. Skip any you don’t know.
- It rewrites your bullets using only your facts and your answers.
- An automatic guard reverts any line that mentions a number or skill your resume doesn’t support.
Example
Your original lineHelped organise the school sports day for 300 students.
A typical AI rewriteLed end-to-end planning of a large-scale event for 500+ attendees, increasing participation by 40%.
SubMacHelped organise and coordinate a sports day for 300 students.
WhyYou said “helped”, so we kept your share of the credit. 300 is your number; 500+ and 40% were never in your resume, so they can’t appear.
Questions
Is it OK to use AI for a resume?
Yes, as long as everything in it is true. Read our guide on using AI for your resume the right way.
What if I really did something that isn’t on my resume?
Add it to your resume first, then run SubMac again. It only works from what you give it.
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