Changelog

On the Feedback page and in the Jobs work-type filter, the selected option's label was invisible in both light and dark mode. It's readable again

The Feedback page has the new design, with labeled fields and a feedback-type choice that screen readers announce

The contributor Jobs guide is up to date: AI match scores and skill gaps are listed as live for Pro, pasting a job description is described accurately, and features that aren't planned have been removed

The changelog, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and page-not-found screen have the new design. Changelog labels now rely on their words, not color

In dark mode, the large bands near the bottom of the homepage, pricing, Features, and About pages now stay dark instead of turning light

Privacy Policy and Terms of Service: we'll announce material changes with a prominent notice on the site, such as this changelog, instead of promising an email we don't send. Both updated October 5, 2026

The Features and About pages have the new design

The About page no longer claims Gridpass shows exactly what hiring systems see, repeats an unsourced statistic about how many applications get rejected, or describes Gridpass as a team; it's built by one person

Sign in, sign up, and password reset have the new design, with fields properly labeled for screen readers

After signing in, you now return to the page you were trying to open (for example, your Account page) instead of always landing on the Analyzer

If Google sign-in doesn't complete, the sign-in page now tells you instead of showing nothing

Job Tracker (contributor preview) has the new design. Stages are shown by name instead of color, and you change a card's stage with a standard dropdown that works with a keyboard and on phones

Edit and remove buttons on Tracker cards are always visible, so they work on phones and with a keyboard; removing a company asks to confirm on the card instead of a browser pop-up

Adding a company from a Tracker column now starts it in that column's stage instead of always in Targeting

The linked-resume list shows a scan's score only when the scan has a job title or company, so you know which job the score was for

Pro: add an optional job title and company when you run an analysis. They label the saved analysis in My Resumes, the Job Tracker, and the PDF report, so you can tell your scans apart

Jobs has the new design. Match scores are shown in neutral ink, and skill gaps are marked as things to add

The job search and location fields now have labels, the work-type filters announce which one is selected, and icon buttons (save, open, remove) are labeled for screen readers

My Resumes has the new design. Opening a saved analysis now shows it exactly like a fresh one, with the same tabs and the same PDF report

The My Resumes list no longer shows scores, since a score only means something next to the job description it was checked against. Open an analysis to see its scores

Deleting a saved analysis now asks you to confirm, and shows a message on the page if it fails instead of a browser pop-up

The Analyzer and your results have the new design. Scores are shown in neutral ink, so a number never reads as good or bad by color alone, and the saved PDF report matches

Pro users with saved resumes now see "Upload a file" and "Use a saved resume" side by side, so it's easier to reuse a resume

The upload area works with the keyboard, the resume and job description fields are properly labeled for screen readers, and results tabs support arrow-key navigation

Errors loading a saved resume or opening checkout now appear on the page instead of in a browser pop-up

The Account page has the new design

If checkout can't open from the Account page, you now see a message instead of a browser pop-up or nothing at all

The email field for confirming account deletion now has a visible label, which helps screen reader users

The pricing page has the new design. We also removed the "Most Popular" label from Pro, since we don't track which plan is most popular

If checkout can't open, the pricing page now shows a message next to the button instead of a browser pop-up

The pricing FAQ no longer promises a notification when the education and first responder discounts launch; we'll announce them here on the changelog

The homepage has a new look: bolder type, a clean grid layout, and clearer buttons. It's the first screen in Gridpass's new design, with more to follow

The site header, menu, and footer use the new design on every page

New tagline: "Stop Guessing. Start Fixing Your Resume." The old one promised interviews, which no resume tool can guarantee

The Jobs page now describes job search and match scoring accurately, without promising listings are "always current"

Pasting a job description without Pro now says what actually happens: Gridpass searches for similar listings. Saving and scoring pasted jobs is a Pro feature, and the Jobs page now labels it that way

The homepage and its Jobs and Job Tracker previews now describe only what Gridpass actually does. We removed promises about response rates and interview prep (not built yet), and claims like reading your resume "exactly like an ATS"

The Features page now describes only what Gridpass actually does. We removed a response-rate statistic we couldn't source and features that aren't built, such as score history and industry-aware suggestions

The pricing page now shows that every plan gets the full analysis: ATS score, full keyword gap report, grammar check, formatting analysis, and line-level suggestions. These were always included on every plan but were listed as Pro-only

Pro benefits are now listed accurately: unlimited analyses, saved analysis history (your last 10), loading a saved resume into the analyzer, and AI job match scores and saved jobs in Jobs

Features that aren't built yet, industry keyword packs and cover letter optimization, are now shown separately as coming soon, and "priority support" has been removed

The Feedback form now tells you if your message couldn't be sent, instead of showing it as sent

Removed a resume-rejection statistic from the homepage and link previews because we couldn't point to a source for it

Removed a star rating from the information we share with search engines, since it didn't reflect real reviews

Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and site copy now describe more precisely how your saved data is protected, what we store for saved jobs and the Job Tracker, and what happens when you delete your account

You can now delete your account yourself from the Account page. Deleting removes your account, credits, saved resumes, saved jobs, and Job Tracker entries, and cancels any Pro subscription

Prefer to ask? The Account page also has a button to request deletion by email

Feedback form now works for every signed-in user. Previously, submissions from anyone without early access failed with an error

Our server logs no longer include any text from your resume, job descriptions, passwords, or feedback, even when something goes wrong

Gridpass is now active on X and LinkedIn — follow along for job search tips, product updates, and more

New content goes out every week, with a mix of product news, job search advice, and community engagement

Tracker teaser footer link now goes directly to the Tracker instead of a missing page

Tracker teaser privacy card wording updated — removed technical details

Job Tracker teaser added to the homepage for contributors

Pricing page privacy language updated — removed technical implementation details from FAQ answers

Privacy Policy updated to disclose Google Analytics and clarify how cookies are used

Job Tracker — contributor preview. Build a target list of companies, move them through a pipeline (Targeting → Applied → Interviewing → Offer → Rejected), and log contacts along the way

Link a saved resume version to each company card so you always know which tailored copy you sent

Notes and contact logs are encrypted at rest — the same privacy standard as My Resumes

Weekly conversations stat tracks how many real contacts you've made this week, not just how many applications you've submitted

Feedback page is now open to all logged-in users — share bug reports and feature ideas directly with the team

Jobs and Feedback links in the navigation are now standard links available to everyone, not early-access only

Homepage Jobs preview updated — AI match scoring and skill gap analysis now shown as live features

Jobs is now open to all logged-in users — search live listings, browse results, and explore what the feature offers

Jobs link added to the main navigation for all logged-in users

Feature cards on the Jobs page now clearly indicate which features are included with each plan

New guided walkthrough on the Saved Jobs tab when you haven't saved anything yet — shows exactly how to get your first match score, step by step

If you visit Saved Jobs before running a resume scan, a helpful banner now walks you through the process instead of a generic message

Clear button added to the job search input — one click resets your search and results

Button labels in the job match flow are clearer about what each action does

Pasting a job description now correctly saves it and kicks off AI match analysis automatically

After pasting a job description, you're taken directly to the Saved tab where the analysis runs without any extra steps

AI job match scoring — run a match analysis on any saved job to get a 0–100 score, a summary of your fit, and a breakdown of skill gaps

Live progress panel shows each stage of the analysis as it runs, so you always know what's happening

Match scores and skill gaps are saved to your profile so they're there when you come back

Re-analyze any saved job at any time — useful after you've updated your resume

If you go to Saved Jobs without a recent resume scan, a notice explains what to do next

PDF upload now works correctly on iOS Safari

PDF processing is now more reliable across all browsers

Jobs feature preview added to the homepage

Jobs tab is now available to all Pro subscribers

Homepage updated to reflect Jobs availability for Pro users

Rich preview image added — Gridpass links now show a branded card when shared on social media or in messages

Improved search engine visibility for gridpass.ai

New favicon — the Gridpass G icon now appears in browser tabs and bookmarks

Various metadata corrections to ensure links and previews display correctly

Sitemap added and submitted to Google Search Console

Search engine crawling configured so public pages are indexed and private pages are not

Analytics added to help us understand how the product is being used and where to improve it

Internal tooling improvements to make contributor features easier to manage and expand

Feature overview cards added to the Jobs page so it's clear what's live and what's coming

Analyzer page cleaned up and focused — the Jobs preview has moved to the homepage

Jobs preview section added to the Gridpass homepage

Jobs feature guide updated with how-to instructions for everything that's live

Contributors can now access a Jobs preview and submit feedback directly from the app

Plan changes now take effect immediately without needing to sign out and back in

Fixed an issue where some users saw incorrect plan status after upgrading

Jobs tab launched — search live listings from LinkedIn, Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, and more

Filter results by work type (remote, hybrid, on-site) and location

Paste any job description to analyze it directly, even if you found the role somewhere else

Save jobs and track which ones you've applied to

Automated build and type checking pipeline repaired after a configuration issue

Build process now validates the full app on every push, catching issues before they reach production

Verified that purchased scan credits are delivered correctly end to end

Early access contributors can now preview upcoming Jobs features and submit feedback directly to the team

Contributor features are clearly marked in the navigation so they're easy to find

You can now support Gridpass with a coffee donation — no account required

Footer updated with the donation link and our no-ads, no-data-selling commitment

PDF exports no longer split content awkwardly across page breaks

Save your analysis as a PDF directly from the My Resumes view — includes all sections in one clean document

PDF header now shows the job title, company, and scan date for easy reference

Pro users can now load a previously saved resume directly in the analyzer instead of re-uploading it each time

Resume picker shows all your saved versions with job title, company, date, and score so you can choose the right one

Saved resume list updates immediately after each scan

My Resumes now shows the full analysis view — all tabs, the verdict, top actions, and source documents

Saved resume header now shows the job title, company, and when the scan was run

Save as PDF now exports all sections, not just the active tab

PDF sections always appear in a consistent, logical order

Changelog is now accessible to all logged-in users from the main navigation

Dependency updates automated to keep the app current and secure

Word document (.docx) upload support added alongside PDF

Save analysis as PDF or print it directly from your results

Source Documents tab — see the exact resume and job description used for each scan

This changelog — a running record of everything we ship

Contributor program launched — early access and feedback channel for the community

Results reorganized into tabs — Summary, Keywords, Suggestions, and Grammar & Formatting

AI verdict added — a one-sentence read on your biggest strength and most critical gap for the specific role

Top Priority Actions highlights the three fixes most likely to improve your chances

Suggestions are now sorted by impact — high priority items always appear first

Automated testing and dependency updates added to keep the codebase healthy

Security improvements to third-party dependencies

Additional safeguards added to the analysis endpoint to improve reliability

Error handling improved throughout — more descriptive messages when something goes wrong

Malformed requests now return a clear error instead of an unexpected failure

Billing reliability improvements — duplicate events are now handled gracefully

Subscription status changes now process correctly in all cases

Billing launched — single scan, scan packs, and Pro monthly and annual plans now available

7-day free trial for Pro

Cancel your subscription anytime from the account page

My Resumes — Pro users can save and revisit past scan results, stored with privacy protection

Password reset flow via email

Google sign-in now links to existing accounts automatically

Google sign-in now correctly maintains your session after signing in

PDF text extraction now works reliably across all browsers including Safari on iOS

Scan count now decrements correctly for all account types

Password reset emails now send from the correct address

Remaining scan count now updates correctly after purchase

Gridpass launches — paste your resume and a job description, get a full ATS analysis in seconds

PDF upload with local text extraction — your resume is never stored unless you choose to save it

Sign in with email and password or Google

3 free scans included with every account

Keyword matching, grammar checking, formatting analysis, and prioritized suggestions

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