Features · Tailor

A CV for this posting.

Content once, design at render time: the CV and letter are stored once for a posting, and any design, length and density draws them.

Your lines only

From posting to page.

  1. Read the posting

    Careers extracts the requirements and shows how you match: covered with evidence, missing never claimed.

  2. Choose what leads

    Three to five key qualifications are chosen for the posting from your own statements and from facts in your profile, such as whole years in the role and its industries.

  3. Pick a design

    Draw the same content in any design, at one page, two pages or more, concise, standard or full.

  4. Download

    PDF or DOCX, with the letter. Put it in an application e-mail in one step.

One letter, one version.

An application has exactly one cover letter: the posting's tailored version. An unsent application follows each new version you save; a sent one keeps the version it went out with.

  • German postings: German CV and letter, from your own German lines
  • Dutch postings: English documents and one clear line saying so
  • Dates set the local way, with no-break spaces so a range never splits
Tailor · Senior TypeScript EngineerSidebar · 2 pages
fictional person · content stored once, design at render time

Honest note

Two ways to write.

  • Pre-beta
    The offline engine

    Deterministic and in the browser: it selects, orders and lightly rephrases your own lines. Labelled Offline engine.

  • Pre-beta
    Your AI's rewrite

    Your own AI rewords a version through Geenius OS and saves it. Labelled Your AI's rewrite. The truth check still applies.

  • Planned
    An AI rewrite inside the app

    Part of the AI features of Premium and Max, switched off during early access.

Questions

About tailoring.

What is tailored for a posting?

The order and selection of your lines, three to five key qualifications chosen for the posting, and the letter. The content is stored once; any design, length and density draws it.

Can it write German CVs and letters?

Yes, from your own German lines. A German posting gets a German CV and letter. Lines you have not translated stay in the base language, and the page says how many. A letter is never machine-translated.

One profile, every posting.