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A letter that sounds like you wrote it

A letter is the part people put off the longest and read the least. This one is written from your CV and the posting in front of you, short enough that a busy reader finishes it.

Your CV and the role

Add your CVPDF or DOCX, up to 4 MB. Drop it here or choose a file. It is read, not published anywhere.

A link to any job page, or the text of the posting. We read the title, the stack and what it asks for.

What it does

Three tones

Short and Direct, Results First, Why This Team. Pick the one that sounds like you, then edit it.

The message, not just the letter

When the way in is a direct message, a letter is wrong. You also get the 300-character version that fits a DM.

None of the phrases nobody says

Every draft is cleaned of the openers that mark a letter as generated before anyone reads the second line.

Written from your CV

It uses what you have actually done. Anything it cannot know is left in brackets for you to fill in, not invented.

How it works

  1. Drop your CV here

    The letter is written from it, so it is your work in it, not a template.

  2. Give it the role

    A link to any job page, or the posting pasted. It decides what the letter leads with.

  3. Copy it and send it

    From your own email or your own account. We never send anything on your behalf.

It is written here, from any posting you paste: ours, or one you found somewhere else.

Questions

Do I have to use it?

No. Every step of applying has a way straight past it, and nothing here blocks you from sending your own words.

Will it look generated?

It is built from your CV and this posting, in the tone you pick, and the usual giveaway openers are removed. Read it once and change a line, and it is yours.

Does it send the letter for me?

Never. It opens your email or the chat with the words ready. Pressing send is always you.

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