CV analysis and practical feedback
Review structure, clarity, and evidence behind your achievements. Get suggestions tied to your profile.
The career platform
Your experience.
Ready for what’s next.
Start with the work you’ve done. Understand how to present it, shape it for an opportunity, and introduce yourself with confidence.
01 / Understand
See the experience
you already have.
Upload a PDF or DOCX, or build your CV from scratch. Your editable profile becomes the starting point for every tool.
Explore your direction
Discover possible role types and review salary estimates as one input to your career decisions.
02 / Improve
Keep your voice.
Find better words.
Ask for a clearer summary or a more focused experience description right where you’re editing. Compare the suggestion, use it if it helps, and undo it if you change your mind.
2 credits per suggestion · Starter and Pro
Your words
“I was responsible for helping new starters and working with different teams.”
A clearer version
“Helped new starters settle in, coordinating support across teams.”
A suggestion you can review before saving.
From experience to opportunity
A CV is the beginning.
Make it work for your next move.
Bring a job description. Find the relevant experience, give it room in your CV, and prepare the words that introduce you.
01
Understand the fit
See which requirements your CV supports and where more detail would help.
02
Make a version for the role
Compare suggested edits and choose what to keep. Your original CV stays yours.
03
Explore the application tools Prepare your introduction
Start with a cover letter and recruiter message grounded in your experience.
Your experience, in context
Operations Manager
The role asks for
Helping a team do its best work.
Evidence in your CV
“Coordinated onboarding across three teams, giving new colleagues a clearer first week.”
Show the work. Keep the facts. Use your own voice.
Application AI tools are available on Starter and Pro. You see the credit cost before every run.
Choose what you need
A clear cost before you start.
Check the fit
See what the job asks for and where your experience supports it.
5 credits
Tailor your CV
Review suggested changes and save a separate CV for this opportunity.
8 credits
Prepare your words
A cover letter, recruiter introduction, and follow-up you can make your own.
5 credits
Write for LinkedIn
Turn your experience into a headline, About section, and experience copy.
4 credits
Failed AI runs return their credits. Reviewing results, editing drafts, and creating a CV from accepted suggestions cost no extra credits. Matching helps you assess the evidence; it does not predict a hiring decision.