I built a ATS resume scanner as an M.Sc. student — here's why I did it

A few months ago I was applying for jobs and stumbled across Jobscan. It looked exactly what I needed — paste your resume, paste the job description, see how well you match. Then I saw the price. $49.95/month. As a student, that's a week of groceries. I closed the tab. But the problem didn't go away. I kept wondering — why is my resume getting rejected before a human even reads it? ATS systems are filtering people out and nobody tells you why. So I built ClearScan. What it does: Scans your resume against a job description. Shows exactly which keywords you're missing. Checks ATS compatibility across 5 platforms (Workday, Taleo, Greenhouse, Lever, iCIMS). Scores your bullet points using STAR format analysis. Gives you a transparent breakdown — you can see why you got the score you did. That last part matters to me a lot. Most tools just give you a number. ClearScan shows you the math. Where it stands: Launched today. First paying customers already. Free tier gives you 2 scans/month — enough to feel the product before deciding. Pricing starts at €3.99/month. Built for students, priced for students. Live at clearscan.fyi — would genuinely love your feedback, especially from developers who've dealt with ATS hell themselves.