Feature
Every line, traceable to your input.
The integrity seal and evidence map prove the rewrite didn’t invent anything — the trust feature competitors don’t ship.
AI résumé tools have a trust problem: many quietly invent metrics and achievements to look impressive, and you’re the one who has to defend them in an interview. Resuvia’s entire design rejects that.
The integrity seal makes the no-fabrication promise visible and checkable: every optimized bullet is grounded against your original résumé, and any new figure is flagged for your review.
How grounding works
Each optimized line is checked against your original text. The evidence map lets you hover a bullet to see what it came from. New numbers that weren’t in your input are detected and surfaced, so nothing slips through.
This is the same guarantee enforced in the rewrite prompt — the seal just makes it auditable rather than asking you to take it on faith.
Why it’s a moat, not a checkbox
Competitors optimize for impressive output; we optimize for defensible output. In a market full of AI that hallucinates achievements, a visible “0 invented facts” trace is a differentiator a fabrication-first tool can’t copy without changing its whole approach.
FAQ
- What does the integrity seal actually prove?
- That every optimized line is grounded in your original résumé, and that any number not present in your input has been flagged. It turns “trust us” into “verify it yourself.”
- What if I want to add a real achievement that’s missing?
- You can — by editing your input. The point isn’t to stop you adding true facts; it’s to stop the AI from inventing facts on its own.
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