A PostaraTrend product

The right job for your resume.

TraceScout matches the resume you upload to real, currently open roles, then tailors it for a specific posting without inventing a word. Every line traces back to something you confirmed yourself. When there is nothing to back a claim, TraceScout refuses to invent one, and records the refusal instead.

TraceScout serves job seekers in many countries. You choose your country of search.

What TraceScout will not do

  • Invent a skill, a title, or a year of experience you did not attest to.
  • Show an employer a claim with no line behind it.
  • Share your resume with anyone unless you turn sharing on yourself.
  • Hide a refusal to make the tailored version look stronger than it is.

The resume pile has stopped working, for everyone

Employers are fighting a flood of AI written applications, most saying whatever the posting wants to hear. Ghosting is common on both sides. Job seekers respond by inflating claims to compete, which makes every resume harder to believe, including the honest ones.

No invented statistics here by design. These are widely reported, qualitative trends, not numbers we made up to sound impressive.

Five steps, from upload to a resume an employer can check

This is the whole process. Nothing happens to your resume that you have not confirmed yourself.

1

Upload

Bring your resume as it is. Nothing is rewritten yet.

2

Attest

Confirm, line by line, that each claim is true. This is the foundation everything else stands on.

3

Match

TraceScout finds real, currently open roles from employer career pages and public job boards.

4

Tailor

A version is built for a specific posting, using only what you attested to. Nothing invented, ever.

5

Verify

A shareable link shows the employer exactly which lines are backed, with a banner they can trust.

Why this is not something a competitor can copy overnight

Most resume tools compete on how confidently they can write a sentence. TraceScout competes on whether the sentence is true, and shows its work.

Attestation

Every claim is confirmed by you before it is ever used, not assumed true by a parser reading a PDF.

Line provenance

Each line of a tailored resume traces back to an attested source. An employer can see exactly where a claim came from.

The refusal ledger

When there is no attested basis for a claim a posting wants, TraceScout refuses to invent one, and records the refusal rather than hiding it.

Independent verification

A link an employer can open on their own, outside your control, showing the same honest picture every time.

What a refusal actually looks like

Fictional sample data, shown for illustration only.

Posting requirement

5+ years leading a ServiceNow implementation

Refused. Not in the attested resume. The attested resume shows 2 years of ServiceNow administration, not implementation leadership. TraceScout will not stretch that claim to fit the posting. This refusal is recorded rather than hidden.

What the employer sees on the other end

Fictional sample data, shown for illustration only.

Verified by TraceScout

6 / 6 lines backed  ·  1 refusal recorded  ·  0 inventions

Viewed 3 times since sharing

The employer can click through every line to see its source, with no ability to edit what they are shown. You see when the link has been opened, the signal against being ghosted that a plain PDF cannot offer.

Where things stand, honestly

TraceScout is newly launched. We are not showing you user counts, because we will not invent numbers to look bigger than we are.

The live job posting pool is still growing as more sources come online, so matches may be limited right now. That is a fact about where we are, not a flaw we are hiding.

The same discipline that keeps a resume honest applies to how we talk about our own product.

Fair questions

Does TraceScout verify that my career facts are true?

No. Verification here means provenance, showing that a claim traces back to something you attested, not an independent check on whether the underlying fact itself is true. You own the truth of your own attestation.

What happens if a posting wants something I have not done?

TraceScout tells you honestly, and will not invent experience to close the gap. The refusal is recorded rather than papered over.

Is my resume shared with anyone without my say?

No. A verification link is only created and shared when you choose to share it, and you can disable it at any time.

Where is my resume stored?

In Canada. Data residency stays true regardless of which country you are searching in.

What does TraceScout cost?

Free during launch. Any future pricing will be published plainly, not buried in a checkout page.

Bring the resume you actually mean, and let it prove itself

No card required to start. No invented claims, ever.