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Tailored cover letters
One cover letter per role, matched to the job requirements. Not a template. It starts from your CV, writes for that specific role, and if a line doesn't sound like you, say so and it changes it.
Three examples: what to ask, what it does, what you get
You ask
Write me a cover letter for this role
It does
Written for the role
It starts from the CV in your account, picks out the three things the role is looking for, and answers each with facts from your CV.
You get
A letter that matches
Each key requirement in the job ad paired with the relevant experience.
The role wantsSQL queriesCross-team communicationIndependent reporting
Your experienceAutomated weekly reportsWorked with 3 business linesDissertation report
Three requirements, three experiences, matched one to one
You ask
The second paragraph sounds too stiff, soften it a bit
It does
Change just that line
The letter appears as text right in the reply. If a line doesn't sound like you, say so and it changes that line and nothing else.
You get
Sounds like you wrote it
The tone is tuned to your voice. No template-speak.
I would love to join your team and help build a solid reporting system.
Paragraph 2 · tone softened, rest untouchedYou ask
Put in that project I worked on
It does
Facts checked before writing
It checks the facts against your CV and only uses your real experience. Once written, the letter goes straight into the application flow.
You get
Straight into applications
The finished letter goes straight into bulk apply. No copying and pasting.
Cover letterBulk apply
Attached to12 applications
Fact checkPassed · only uses what's on your CV
Frequently asked questions
How is the cover letter written?
It starts from the CV already in your account and writes for the specific role you're applying for. It is not a template with the company name swapped. Same rule as the CV: only your real experience.
Does every role need a new letter?
Yes, every letter is written for its role. During bulk apply, it writes one for each role automatically.
Will it write in English for English-language roles?
It writes in the language of the role. UK roles get an English letter.
