Tick what each job needs
Keep everything you've done in one place. Tick the roles, bullets and skills each version shows; the rest stays stored.
Universal CV ID
Keep one master CV, tick what each job needs, and always know which version went to which company. Free, and all of it sits behind your permanent Universal CV ID.
One master CV, a version for every job, and a record of what went where. All of it tied to your Universal CV ID.
Keep everything you've done in one place. Tick the roles, bullets and skills each version shows; the rest stays stored.
Log every application from Saved to Offer, and see exactly which CV version went to which company.
Paste a job advert to see which keywords you cover and which are missing. Save the result as a tailored version.
Upload a PDF or Word file and the sections are filled in for you. No retyping.
Content, format and best-practice checks: bullets per role, numbers, weak openers, buzzwords, length and more.
Drafted from your CV and the job advert, in the same design, ready to edit and download.
Font, size, spacing, margins, date format, accent colour and an optional photo. A plain version for screening software.
Share a full CV link or a short contact card with a QR code. No account needed to view.
Long CVs flow onto page two with page numbers. The PDF matches the preview and uses real text. Word export too.
Upload a PDF or Word file, or start blank with a live A4 preview. Your Universal CV ID is created the moment you start.
Paste the advert, tick the roles and bullets that fit, close the keyword gaps, and draft the cover letter.
Download a PDF or Word file, or share a link or QR code, and log the application so you know what went where.
Your ID is meant to carry more than a document. Here is what we are working on next.
A living profile behind your ID, so your career is more than a single file.
Back up what your CV says, so your experience is believed sooner and you spend less time proving it.
A quick check that a Universal CV ID is genuine and up to date.
None of this is live yet, and plans can change. Today every CV is self-declared.