I built Roleframe while I was job hunting myself, mostly out of
frustration with the tools that were supposed to be helping.
Two things kept happening. The AI wrote like it was running on the
cheapest model someone could find: generic bullets, achievements I never
had, the same three verbs down the whole page. And the editor wasn't an
editor, it was a form. Fill the boxes, pick a template, take what you
get. No control over spacing or layout, and if the structure didn't fit
your career, too bad.
Roleframe is my answer to both.
The editor is an actual drag and drop editor. You control sections, order, spacing and typography, and the PDF you export is exactly what you saw on screen.
The AI runs on models worth paying for, and it's pointed at the right
job: reading the posting, telling you what your resume is actually
missing, and scoring the result. It won't invent experience you don't
have.
Around that, every role you're chasing gets its own workspace. One base
resume, branched per job, each branch keeping its own history next to the
application it belongs to. A job tracker so none of it ends up in a
spreadsheet you abandon in week two. Cover letters off the same base.
Free to start, no card.
And one thing worth saying plainly about the lifetime plan: it's the
founder plan. Everyone on it gets everything I ship from here on, no
tiers, nothing held back. Collaboration in the editor, interview prep, a
career assistant that actually knows your history, and whatever comes
after that. You pay once and you're in for all of it.
The launch discount on it is capped at the first 100 people. Code
SBASE001 at checkout.
I build this on my own and I read every reply. If something's slow,
confusing, or wrong, tell me and I'll fix it.
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Hey StartupBase 👋
I built Roleframe while I was job hunting myself, mostly out of frustration with the tools that were supposed to be helping.
Two things kept happening. The AI wrote like it was running on the cheapest model someone could find: generic bullets, achievements I never had, the same three verbs down the whole page. And the editor wasn't an editor, it was a form. Fill the boxes, pick a template, take what you get. No control over spacing or layout, and if the structure didn't fit your career, too bad.
Roleframe is my answer to both.
The editor is an actual drag and drop editor. You control sections, order, spacing and typography, and the PDF you export is exactly what you saw on screen.
The AI runs on models worth paying for, and it's pointed at the right job: reading the posting, telling you what your resume is actually missing, and scoring the result. It won't invent experience you don't have.
Around that, every role you're chasing gets its own workspace. One base resume, branched per job, each branch keeping its own history next to the application it belongs to. A job tracker so none of it ends up in a spreadsheet you abandon in week two. Cover letters off the same base.
Free to start, no card.
And one thing worth saying plainly about the lifetime plan: it's the founder plan. Everyone on it gets everything I ship from here on, no tiers, nothing held back. Collaboration in the editor, interview prep, a career assistant that actually knows your history, and whatever comes after that. You pay once and you're in for all of it.
The launch discount on it is capped at the first 100 people. Code SBASE001 at checkout.
I build this on my own and I read every reply. If something's slow, confusing, or wrong, tell me and I'll fix it.