Reactive Resume is a free and open source resume builder that’s built to make the mundane tasks of creating, updating and sharing your resume as easy as 1, 2, 3. With this app, you can create multiple resumes, share them with recruiters through a unique link and print as PDF, all for free, no advertisements, without losing the integrity and privacy of your data.
You have complete control over what goes into your resume, how it looks, what colors, what templates, even the layout in which sections placed. Want a dark mode resume? It’s as easy as editing 3 values and you’re done. You don’t need to wait to see your changes either. Everything you type, everything you change, appears immediately on your resume and gets updated in real time.
- Manage multiple resumes with one account
- Sync your data across devices
- Sign in with Google, or sign in anonymously just to test the app
- Send your resume to others with a unique sharable link
- Choose from 6 vibrant templates and more coming soon
- Structure sections and change layouts the way you want to
- Rename sections according to your language/industry
- Mix and match colors to any degree, even a dark mode resume?
- Pick from a variety of crisp and clear fonts
- Easy to translate to your own language
- Import your existing JSON Resume in one click
- No advertisements, no data sharing, no marketing emails
- Everything is free, and there’s no catch!
To translate the app, just fork the repository, go to src/i18n/locales and duplicate the en.json file to a new file your-lang-code.json and translate all of the strings inside. It's a simple process that would take just a few minutes, and by contributing, your name could also be added down below as a contributor.
For those of you familiar with the Crowdin Platform, you could do that too and just head to http://crowdin.com/project/reactive-resume/ to translate the app over there. They have a great interface that helps you navigate through various strings and manage translations.
- Arabic (عربى)
- Bengali (বাংলা)
- Czech (čeština)
- Chinese Simplified (简体中文)
- Danish (Dansk)
- Dutch (Nederlands)
- English (US)
- Finnish (Suomalainen)
- French (Français)
- German (Deutsch)
- Greek (Ελληνικά)
- Hebrew (עִברִית)
- Hindi (हिंदी)
- Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia)
- Italian (Italiano)
- Japanese (日本人)
- Kannada (ಕನ್ನಡ)
- Lithuanian (Lietuvių)
- Norwegian (Norsk)
- Persian (Farsi)
- Polish (Polskie)
- Portuguese (Brazilian)
- Portuguese (Portugal)
- Romanian (Română)
- Russian (русский)
- Slovak (Slovenčina)
- Spanish (Español)
- Swedish (Svenska)
- Turkish (Türkçe)
- Ukrainian (Українська)
Thank you to all the amazing people who have contributed to Reactive Resume by translating it into their native language.
Want to run your own instance of Reactive Resume? You are very much free to do so. The requirements to build from source are:
- NodeJS/NPM
- A Firebase Project
- First, clone this project repository
git clone https://github.com/AmruthPillai/Reactive-Resume.git
cd Reactive-Resume
- Run npm install to install dependencies for the project
npm install
- Create a
.envfile and fill it with your Firebase credentials
You can get these by setting up a firebase web app here.
Also note that you'll need to set up a Realtime Database, not a Firestore Database, to get the correct value for FIREBASE_DATABASEURL. Be sure to set it to test mode so you can read/write data. Just remember to either revert these or remove the database after your testing is completed.
FIREBASE_APIKEY=""
FIREBASE_APPID=""
FIREBASE_AUTHDOMAIN=""
FIREBASE_DATABASEURL=""
FIREBASE_MEASUREMENTID=""
FIREBASE_MESSAGINGSENDERID=""
FIREBASE_PROJECTID=""
FIREBASE_STORAGEBUCKET=""
- Run
npm run startto run the development server ornpm run buildto build the production app.
And that's it! 🎉
I try to do what I can, but if you found the app helpful, or you're in a better position than the others who depend on this project for their first job, please consider donating as little as $5 to help keep the project alive :)
Thank you to everyone who made this project possible, including the many users who voiced their opinions, created issues and PRs to the original Reactive Resume project, and helped me along the way to make this a reality.