Product Updates

What's New in Mira Resume

Product updates and improvements, designed to help you land more interviews.

v3.2LatestJuly 2026

AI Interview Coach 2.0 + STAR Evaluator

  • ▸AI now evaluates STAR answer completeness with a 0–100 quality score
  • ▸Added follow-up question simulation for behavioral interviews
  • ▸New technical question bank for Software, Data, Finance, and Marketing roles
  • ▸Performance report with exportable PDF coaching summary
v3.0MajorMay 2026

ATS Engine 3.0 — Multi-Dimension Scoring

  • ▸New multi-dimension ATS compatibility scoring algorithm
  • ▸Added Ashby and SmartRecruiters to the ATS test suite
  • ▸Real-time keyword highlighting in the resume editor
  • ▸Section-level formatting safety alerts
  • ▸ATS score trend tracking across resume versions
v2.8FeatureMarch 2026

LinkedIn Profile Audit + Job Tracker

  • ▸LinkedIn Profile Audit with headline and about section scoring
  • ▸Recruiter search visibility score
  • ▸Job Application Tracker with status pipeline
v2.5FeatureDecember 2025

Cover Letter Generator + Job Analyzer Upgrade

  • ▸Three cover letter tone modes (formal, conversational, enthusiastic)
  • ▸Achievement-to-requirement cross-referencing in cover letters
  • ▸Job analyzer now extracts company culture and remote policy signals
  • ▸Semantic keyword gap analysis added to JD analyzer
v2.0MajorSeptember 2025

Pro Plan Launch + AI Bullet Enhancer

  • ▸Pro plan launched with a larger monthly AI credit allowance
  • ▸AI Bullet Enhancer with strong verb injection and metric quantification
  • ▸Premium template library released
  • ▸Real-time ATS score preview in resume editor
v1.0LaunchDecember 2024

Initial Launch — Core ATS Tools

  • ▸Free ATS Resume Checker with Workday, Greenhouse, Lever support
  • ▸AI Resume Maker with 5 starter templates
  • ▸PDF export with text-based vector rendering
  • ▸User accounts with Supabase Auth (email + Google OAuth)

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How We Build

Our Release Philosophy

Mira Resume follows a structured versioning system designed around the job-seeker calendar. Minor releases (v3.x) ship on a monthly cadence, delivering targeted improvements to specific tools — such as a new interview question category, an additional ATS template, or a UI refinement based on user feedback. Major releases (v4.0, v5.0) coincide with significant platform-wide changes, such as a new scoring algorithm, a full UI overhaul, or the launch of an entirely new tool.

ATS algorithm updates are triggered independently of the version cycle whenever a major ATS vendor (Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, iCIMS, or Oracle Taleo) releases a parser update. We run automated compatibility tests against all five ATS platforms on a weekly basis, so our scoring engine stays accurate as hiring software evolves. If a discrepancy is detected, an algorithm patch is deployed within 48 hours regardless of the regular release schedule.

All feature requests and bug reports submitted by users are tracked in our internal product backlog. Each month, the top-voted community requests are reviewed by the product team and scheduled for the next minor release. We believe transparent, predictable releases build trust — which is why we publish this changelog publicly rather than silently updating the platform.

Upcoming Roadmap Highlights

Changelog: Frequently Asked Questions

How often is Mira Resume updated?

We ship updates regularly, including new features, template changes and fixes. The most recent changes are listed at the top of this page, with the date of each release.

How do I request a feature?

Use the request a feature page and describe what you are trying to do. Specific examples help us prioritise, and we read every submission.

Where can I see planned features?

The roadmap highlights on this page list ideas we are working toward. They are plans, not promises, and have no fixed dates. Shipped work is listed in the releases above.

Can I suggest a feature or report a bug?

Yes. Use the request a feature page for ideas and the report a bug page for problems. Include what you expected to happen and what happened instead.