Curriq vs Rezi which resume builder fits you?
A neutral, point-by-point comparison of Curriq and Rezi on price, platform, AI features, offline support, PDF export, and locale coverage. Updated for 2026.
Rezi is one of the more AI-forward web resume tools, with built-in bullet generation and an ATS-scoring loop. Curriq is the iPhone and iPad equivalent: a native app where Claude AI handles the rewrite, the templates are picked to parse cleanly through ATS, and there is no web account or browser tab in the loop.
| Feature | Curriq | Rezi |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free tier included. Pro is the current local App Store price / the current local App Store price per month, or the current local App Store price / the current local App Store price per year (save about 58%). | Free tier with limits. Pro subscription, pricing varies; see their site. |
| Platform | iOS (iPhone and iPad). Native app, no web account required. | Web only. No native iPhone or iPad app. |
| AI features | Claude AI rewrite against the pasted job description. ATS-aware bullet tailoring. | Rezi AI for bullet generation and ATS scoring. AI is a core feature. |
| Offline support | Yes for editing. Resume data stays on your device by default; AI rewrites are powered by Anthropic's Claude. | No. Web-based editor and account. |
| PDF export | Yes. The free tier exports a watermarked PDF; Pro removes the watermark. | Yes, included. |
| Locale coverage | 5 locales: en-CA (primary), en-US, en-GB, fr-CA, fr-FR. | Primarily English. See their site for current language list. |
The core difference
Rezi and Curriq agree on the premise (AI tailoring matters for modern resumes) and differ on the surface. Rezi is built around a web editor with ATS scoring and an LLM-backed writing assistant. Curriq is built around a native iPhone editor, with the AI rewrite powered by Anthropic's Claude and your resume data stored on your device. The choice is mostly a workflow question: web tab plus account, or native app plus on-device data.
What Curriq adds that Rezi typically does not
Curriq is built on three decisions that web builders cannot easily match. First, the AI rewrite is powered by Anthropic's Claude and runs only when you tap to use it: Curriq sends only the relevant bullet text plus the job description you paste in, and that content is not retained or used to train models. Second, the resume data stays on your device and (if you opt in) in your private iCloud Drive, so there is no separate web account to maintain. Third, the app ships with 5 locales (en-CA primary, en-US, en-GB, fr-CA, fr-FR), so a bilingual job search does not require re-doing the entire form in a second account.
When Rezi is the right pick
Pick Rezi if you do most of your job-search work at a desktop, you want an ATS-score number in front of you while editing, and you are comfortable with a web account holding your draft resumes.
When Curriq is the right pick
Curriq is the better fit if you apply from your phone, want AI rewriting tuned per posting, and prefer keeping your resume data stored on your device with no web account. Five locales make it a stronger pick for bilingual EN/FR job markets.
Frequently asked questions
Is Curriq free to use?
Curriq is free to download and includes a free tier: one resume, three templates, a watermarked PDF export, and three AI credits to test the rewrite. Pro unlocks all 20 templates, watermark-free PDFs, and more AI credits for the current local App Store price / the current local App Store price per month or the current local App Store price / the current local App Store price per year.
Is there a Curriq web app or Android app?
No. Curriq is iOS-only by design (iPhone and iPad), which is what lets it stay phone-native and keep your resume data on your device. There is no web account and no Android build at this time.
Where does my resume data go?
Resume data stays on your device and, if you opt in, in your private iCloud Drive. We do not share or sell resume content. The AI rewrite step is powered by Anthropic's Claude and runs only when you tap it, sending only the relevant bullet text plus the job description you paste in, and that content is not retained or used to train models.
Can I switch from Rezi to Curriq without re-typing my CV?
If you can export a PDF or copy text out of Rezi, you can paste it into Curriq and the parser will lift out your sections. Most people are set up within 10 minutes including the import.
Does Curriq support French resumes?
Yes. Curriq ships with full content for fr-CA and fr-FR, alongside en-CA (primary), en-US, and en-GB. You can keep multiple language versions of the same resume in the app and export each as a clean PDF.
Try Curriq before you renew
Curriq is free to download. Run a real application through the free tier and decide based on the output.
Try Curriq on the App Store ↗If Rezi has been your desktop tool and you want a phone-native counterpart that does not move your data through another web account, Curriq is worth a side-by-side. The download is free, so you can run a real posting through it first.