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An Applicant Tracking System is software companies use to filter resumes before a human reads them. Tarshih analyzes each job description and optimizes your resume so it reads clearly for both the ATS and the recruiter behind it.

Yes. Arabic resumes are notoriously hard to format correctly, broken letters, wrong direction, misplaced diacritics. Tarshih generates properly structured, right to left Arabic CVs and cover letters, not the jumbled output most tools produce.

No. You can upload an existing resume to upgrade it, or build a brand new one from scratch. Either way, the output is tailored to the specific job you're applying for.

Paste a job description and Tarshih returns 5 similar openings, each ranked Strong Match, Partial Match, or Stretch Role, so you always have more roles worth applying to.

It breaks your resume down by keyword match, skills, education, and experience against the job description, then lists exactly what's missing, a certificate, a skill, a keyword, so you know what to add.

No. AI models can state things that sound plausible but aren't true, and on a CV that is the risk that matters, because it is your name on the document and you are the one who has to answer for it in the interview. Every fact is extracted from your real CV first, and every generated bullet is then checked back against those facts in a dedicated fact-check pass before you see it. Tarshih reframes and professionalizes what's true; it never fabricates.

Eight stages run on every application, each handled by its own step rather than one prompt trying to do everything at once: CV parsing, job description analysis, tailoring, fact-checking, ATS scoring, cover letter writing, match scoring, and job search. You can watch them run while your CV generates. ATS scoring itself is deterministic code rather than a model.

A credit is what you spend generating one tailored CV and cover letter — 1 credit, in English or Arabic. Credits also buy more Job Search, Interview Prep or LinkedIn Essential once your monthly allowance for one of those runs out. Free includes 3 credits a month, Pro includes 24, and Elite includes 100.

Yes. Tarshih enhances and reframes your real experience; it never invents jobs or credentials. You can review and edit every suggestion before you export.

You can upload PDF or DOCX files, and export your optimized resume and cover letter in either format, ready to submit anywhere.

Your documents are encrypted in transit and at rest. We never sell your data or use it to train models, and you can permanently delete your files at any time.

No. The Free plan is available forever with no card required. Upgrade to Pro or Elite only when you want more credits each month.

Once a credit has been used, that charge is final, because the document is delivered the moment it's generated. If a technical failure on our side takes a credit without producing anything, email support and we'll restore the credit or refund that specific charge. Subscriptions can be cancelled any time and stay active until the end of the cycle you've already paid for.

It shouldn't be. Every generation follows an explicit set of rules against the habits that give AI writing away: dash-heavy punctuation, signposting words like moreover and furthermore, inflated phrases such as plays a vital role, padded lists of three adjectives, and the uniform sentence rhythm people notice without being able to name it. What comes out reads like a competent professional describing their own work, which is what it's built from.

It turns a CV you've already generated here into ready-to-paste LinkedIn content: a headline, an About section, your five strongest skills, a block for every role in your experience, three post ideas drawn from your real projects, and clear instructions for the sections LinkedIn makes you type in directly. Essential comes with the Pro and Elite plans, 2 profiles a month on Pro and 5 on Elite. It's written in English whatever language your CV is in, because that's how recruiters across the region search.

Essential is included with the Pro and Elite plans rather than sold separately. It gives you the finished content and you place it on your profile yourself, delivered the moment you generate it: 2 profiles a month on Pro, 5 on Elite. Premium, 200 SAR, is a separate one-time purchase that includes all of that and adds a specialist from our team who contacts you directly, builds and optimizes your whole profile with you, designs a custom cover photo, and reviews it once it's live.

Essential isn't bought separately, so there's nothing to refund on it: it comes with a Pro or Elite subscription, and those can be cancelled any time and stay active to the end of the cycle you've already paid for. Premium is a one-time purchase and is refundable in full any time before your specialist begins work. Once the build has started it isn't, because the content has been delivered and the service is already under way.

Not to start. Fill in your details and see the whole form first — you'll only need an account when you generate.

No. It rewrites what you give it and can add skills your own descriptions already demonstrate, but it won't claim experience you never mentioned. A fact-checking pass runs over every CV before you see it.

Your details stay in your browser until you create an account. After that they belong to your account and you can delete everything from your settings page at any time.

PDF or Word, your choice. For Arabic, Word is the safer option for applicant tracking systems.

That's what it was built for. Job matching searches your city first, then your country.