You sent 80 applications and heard nothing back. Silence is not feedback, so you changed things at random.
Drawn Box screens your resume against the one job you are applying to. It returns a decision, the line a screener stopped at, and 3 reasons tied to a published criterion.
Free, no account, no payment before you have read it. The specimen below is exactly what comes back.

A free scanner hands you a percentage. A friend tells you it looks good. A model you paste it into tells you it is strong.
None of them will say the sentence you need: I stopped reading here, and this is why.
and 71 more. None of them said why.
An example log, not our data. Yours is longer.
Below is a real specimen, run against one posting. Nothing here is a score.
Results-driven product leader with a proven track record of driving impact across cross-functional teams.
Quoted verbatim from the resume. Never edited, never trimmed silently.
Your first line describes a category of person, not a result. A screener reads it as filler and moves on.
Results-driven product leader with a proven track record of driving impact across cross-functional teams.
The posting names pricing ownership twice. Page 1 of your resume never mentions pricing.
Owned the roadmap for the core experience across 4 squads.
11 bullets of near-identical length and weight. Nothing is ranked, so nothing is read.
Partnered with engineering to deliver features on time and to spec.
Paste the text, or drop a PDF or DOCX. It appears in a mono panel, unedited.
Paste the posting, or a link, or the title and company. A verdict without a specific job is the generic advice we sell against.
No settings, no confirmation. The wait shows which criterion is being applied, so it reads as work.
A judgment you cannot inspect is just an opinion. So the standard we screen against is written down, numbered and versioned.
When a criterion loses an argument often enough, it changes, and we publish the change with its date.
Not enough outcomes yet. The first report publishes when 200 verdicts have a reported outcome.
That sentence stays here until it is false.
Read Rubric v1 in full, with what each criterion rejects on.
No score.
A percentage tells you nothing you can act on. It teaches you to chase a dial.
No adjectives.
“Strong overall” is not a verdict. Every reason quotes your own words back to you.
No interview guarantee.
We cannot control who calls you. We publish our own callback data instead.
No pretending a recruiter read it.
Our screen read it, against a rubric you can read too. We never claim otherwise.
No account.
No password, no profile, no plan comparison. One price and one product.
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