ResumeFromSpace

Look, I'll be straight with you—resume writing sucks. Always has.

But here's the thing: ResumeFromSpace isn't just another "we use AI!" company throwing around buzzwords like confetti at a New Year's party. When Dan started this journey back in 2023 (feels like yesterday, doesn't it?), he wasn't thinking about that projected $1.8 billion market size or the fancy 20% growth rates. He was thinking about Sarah, the marketing manager who'd been job hunting for months. About Mike, the recent grad whose perfectly good experience kept getting lost in translation.

You know what's wild? Those Applicant Tracking Systems—the digital gatekeepers that decide your fate before any human even glances at your resume. They're everywhere now. Kinda like that friend who means well but completely misses the point half the time.

We've basically become the translator between you and these machines. But here's where it gets interesting (and where most companies totally miss the boat): making something ATS-friendly doesn't mean it has to read like a government manual. Real people still need to, you know, actually want to read it.

The big players? They've got venture capital flowing like water and marketing budgets that could fund a small country. Meanwhile, we're over here bootstrapping our way through—and honestly, that's exactly where we want to be. Why? Because when you're not answering to a boardroom full of suits, you can actually focus on what matters: making something that doesn't break the bank but still gets the job done.

Think about it this way: ever noticed how the most expensive restaurant in town isn't always the best? Sometimes the hole-in-the-wall spot with mismatched chairs serves up magic. That's us, minus the mismatched chairs (though our office furniture could use some work).

Our whole philosophy boils down to this—every person deserves a shot at presenting their best self, regardless of whether they can afford premium pricing or write like Shakespeare. The job market's tough enough without having to decode the mysteries of resume formatting or figure out which keywords will make the robots happy.

So whether you're switching careers, climbing the ladder, or just trying to make your experience sound as impressive as it actually is, we've got your back. Because at the end of the day, behind every great resume is someone who just wants a fair shot at their dream job.