Changelog

We are actively building, improving, fixing, optimizing, and monitoring Rezi. Here are some new features.

Updates October 2024

Company Information Field & Input

Including basic information about the companies you've worked for can improve your resume. It gives employers context about your experience, especially if the company isn't well-known.

Mentioning the industry, company size, or its role in the market helps employers see how your background fits the job you're applying for. Adding this information makes your application clearer and more relevant.

Additionally, adding company information helps the AI Writer produce better, more relevant suggestions. By including details about the companies you've worked for, Rezi gains valuable context. This allows it to generate more accurate and tailored job descriptions that reflect your experience within those specific organizations.

Example:

XYZ Corp — A global leader in renewable energy solutions with over 5,000 employees worldwide. Renowned for pioneering sustainable technologies and committed to environmental stewardship.

Updates July 2024

List View, Resume Sorting, Sections

Read more: Improved Rezi Dashboard Organization: List View, Resume Sorting, Sections

We've rolled out some major updates to our resume builder that will make managing your resumes easier. This, in turn, will help you apply for more jobs faster and more effectively.

TL;DR? You’ll no longer have to sift through a grid of randomly organized resumes. Your dashboard now features a more compact list view, the option to sort resumes by name, creation, or last edit date, and a new cataloging feature—sections.

Updates June 2024

ATS Hack Mode

We've seen posts on social media about injecting invisible text into your resume so screeners are able to flag your resume. With about 2 hours of dev work, we've added this ability into Rezi at the switch of a toggle. The new ATS Hack Mode is an experimental feature that sounded cool when we thought about it over a lunch-time conversion. It adds relevant invisible keywords, job titles, and prompts to your content.

In the finish up tab

Updates May 2024

AI Keyword Tailoring

It's even easier for you to create a resume tailored to the job requirements

—and tailored resumes are the ones that land jobs.

To create an optimized bullet point, you just need to indicate if the missing keyword is relevant. Rezi will autogenerate a bullet point in the most suitable work experience entry for your consideration.

Dark Mode

The most requested update, Dark Mode, is live. It looks awesome.

Plan Updates

Starting with this iteration, the Lifetime plan includes unlimited AI generation. AI Credits have been replaced with whole-number AI Generations for the sake of easier understanding. Pricing in general should be more digestible.

Updates April 2024

Design System

April 16, 2024

Damn. This took forever, but as they say, good things take time. We've spent the past few months working towards a massive standardization of Rezi design. To this point, even after scaling to well over 2M users, the software never had a consistent design language.

Updates December 2023

Bold, Italics, Underline, Link now possible

December 11, 2023

Style text directly on your resume to bring additional value to your content. This update allows you the ability to highlight text with bold, italic, and underline stying. Now you also have the ability to link to external URLS with an integrated link function.

Major Lexical refactor

December 11, 2023

Without going into too much detail, Lexical is a flexible text editor framework that allows for more control over text in Rezi's text areas.

Upgrading to Lexical was a large undertaking considering the complexity and role of text areas in Rezi. Features such as the AI Writer, analysis, and Keyword targeting all function relative to your text input. This is a compulsory refactor to allow users the ability to style text. To this point, it was not possible.

Email Verification update

December 11, 2023

Upgrading from a unique link to OTP (one time password) brings stability to user verification. Up to this point, users reported issues with verifying email accounts through a unique link. Verification links would unreliably expire or fail to meet system requirements.

Now, you will be sent an OTP (one time password) that is simply copy and pasted into the authentication screen. Codes are stable and do not expire unreliably. This small quality of life upgrade will ensure smoother authentication flows within Rezi.