A resume builder that runs entirely in your browser. No account, no upload, and it exports to PDF or an editable DOCX.
Zero axe-core violations (WCAG 2.2 AA) on 14 screen sizes
Most resume builders ask for an account before you've typed your name. Dravvy doesn't. Your draft lives in your browser, nothing reaches a server, and clearing site data deletes it. Nine guided sections walk you through the content, and each validation message is tied to its own field, so a screen reader announces exactly what's wrong.
The preview is a true A4 page measured in millimetres, so the export matches what you see. One click gives you a print-ready PDF or a DOCX that opens cleanly in Word, Pages and Google Docs. The defaults are single-column with standard fonts, because applicant tracking systems still struggle with anything clever.
I tested it on 14 screen sizes, from an iPhone 6s to a 16-inch MacBook Pro, in Chromium and WebKit. A service worker caches the app, so it works offline and installs to a phone's home screen.