Right now, the software is four stars in good faith (the team is responsive; I was thinking of 3, but they were quick to respond to my ongoing feedback and are working on fixing the software), but it will quickly become five stars if some of the issues below are fixed especially the number one bullet. I will delete my review and give you a 5-star review once it is fixed.
 
This tool holds a lot of promise, which is why I've invested in it and am considering purchasing more licenses. However, I believe it's crucial that the issues I've outlined below are addressed in a timely manner to fully unlock its potential.
 
When exporting the PDF from UseCanyon, ensure it can be read correctly by Workday and other ATS software.  When applying and auto-filling in Workday, some text gets weird characters, and the incorrect sections fill the wrong job fields.  It wasn't solved by converting the PDF to Word, so I had to recreate my resume in Word section by section to keep the formatting, which wasted a ton of time, then convert it back to a PDF that loaded correctly in Workday and other ATS software.  Make sure exports don't have these errors, and these errors should also not easily pass over to a Word conversion if they are fixed.
When exporting to PDF, also allow export to Word as well.
Allow mock interviews to have an option to create all interview questions and scenarios so you can skip ahead instead of answering one by one.
We can choose if we would like the AI to rewrite which sections of a resume match job descriptions or all sections.  Let us pick things one at a time, like the summary of job positions, to insert keywords that match job descriptions.  
The Chrome plugin doesn't autofill correctly, or I am doing something wrong.  It is supposed to fill out fields on job applications to speed up the process, such as your address or name. I end up using my browser auto-fill in my browser. I feel it needs work.
 
If I test the software more thoroughly, there will be a lot more to come.