Features
What MasterCV does, exactly
Not a list of promises. These are the functions that exist in the app, and what they actually do.
One master CV, reused everywhere
Typed or imported once. Every application starts from it and never modifies it: your original stays intact whatever happens to the tailored versions.
Company research
Before writing, the app looks up the employer — sector, size, what it puts forward. Facts it could not verify are marked as inferred rather than presented as certain.
Keyword coverage
"Your CV covers 12 of the 14 keywords in this post." The missing ones are listed, and you can add them in one gesture — free, because you are asserting something about yourself.
Selection-based editing
Highlight a sentence that sounds wrong and ask for something else. Only the selected passage changes; the rest of the document stays exactly as it was.
Five styles, all ATS-safe
Classic, modern, executive, minimal, technical. What varies: typeface, accent colour, rhythm. What never varies: a single column, real text, standard section headings, reverse-chronological order.
A short cover letter
Two hundred and fifty words at most, and never opening with "I am writing to express". It talks about the company and two or three specific things in your history that answer the ad.
A PDF that matches the preview
The PDF renders from the same template as the preview, pixel for pixel. And the length is fitted in both directions: tightened when it overflows, opened up when the page is half empty.
Tracking through to the reply
Every application carries a status — draft, applied, interview, rejected, offer — with an agenda for interviews and a nudge when one has gone quiet for too long.
The CV answers what was asked, not what you did
Your history does not change. What changes is order, framing and selection: the experience that answers the ad moves up, the experience that does not gets shorter, and the posting’s vocabulary replaces yours where both name the same thing. The keyword count at the top of the screen is not decorative — it is the measure of that gap, and it only counts a word as covered once it genuinely appears in the document.
- Experience is reordered by relevance to this specific role
- Missing keywords are listed and can be added in one action
- A word counts as covered only once it is actually written into the CV
How it works
Three steps, two of which happen only once
Most of the work is done on first launch. After that, a complete application is one paste and a minute of waiting.
Add your master CV
A PDF, a document, your LinkedIn profile, or typed in by hand. The app extracts your experience, education and skills into a structure it can reuse. This is the only slow step, and it happens once.
Paste the job post
The text of the ad, or just its link — from LinkedIn, Indeed, Rekrute or the company site. MasterCV pulls out the role, the skills asked for and the employer, then researches the company to learn what it cares about.
Get the whole application
A CV reordered and rewritten for that role, a cover letter of 250 words or fewer, and the exact count of the posting’s keywords your CV covers. You review, change what you want, and export a PDF.
The preview is free, and it is the whole thing
You see the entire document before paying anything — watermarked, but entire. No first page followed by a paywall, no summary asking you to take it on trust. If the result is not good enough, you have spent nothing finding that out.
- The complete document is visible before any payment
- The clean PDF export is the only thing that spends a credit
- 5 AI credits are granted every week, with no subscription
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