Tailored resume
A resume written to the posting. From your own history.
Paste a posting. In about two minutes you have a resume and cover letter written for that job, in its own words, every line from work you have actually done. Click any bullet to make it stronger. Then download it in the template you like and apply.
Three applications free. No card, no clock.
Two minutes from posting to application
- 01
Your history, once
Import a resume or fill in your profile: employers, titles, dates and what you actually did. A few minutes, and every application after that is written from it.
- 02
Paste the posting
A link or the text. The requirements and the posting's own vocabulary are read out of it, and each requirement is measured against your history first, so the writing starts from what you can back.
- 03
Read the resume
Written to the posting's structure and keywords, with each line traced to the role it came from. Weak bullets are rewritten result first; a gap the history can close gets one question, and your answer goes in.
- 04
Make it yours, then send
Edit any line. Make it stronger tightens it in one click, Suggest a line writes a new one from your history. Pick a template, download Word or PDF, apply on the employer's site and mark it applied on the board.
What you get for every posting
One paste, and the whole application is written to the job, not to a template.
The posting's own words
Keywords and phrases from the posting go in where your history backs them, so the resume reads to the recruiter, and to the software before them, as written for this role.
Every line from your history
Each bullet traces to a role in your history. Nothing is invented to cover a requirement; a gap is named instead, with a note on how to position it.
Make it stronger, one click
Any bullet you write or keep can be tightened in one click: result first, the posting's terms where you hold the skill, every fact kept. Undo puts it back exactly as it was.
Suggest a line
Where a role in your history has more to say than the resume does, a new bullet is written from that role, aimed at the posting, for you to keep or drop.
A cover letter, not a template
The posting's two biggest asks answered in the first two sentences, from your own roles. Direct, formal or warm, changed in one click.
Keywords and structure, checked
Coverage of the posting's keywords and a structure check against what applicant tracking systems parse cleanly, on the finished document, before you download.
Templates that pass the scan
Serif or sans, quiet or bold, every template keeps the single-column layout the software reads reliably. Switch with one click before you download.
Word, PDF and plain text
Download in the format the employer's form wants. Re-download as often as you edit; none of it counts against your applications.
Cover letter
The two sentences a recruiter reads, written to the posting.
Most cover letters are read for two sentences. Airtight writes those two to the posting's top requirements, from the role in your history that proves them, and the rest of the letter in the same voice. Change the tone with one click; the facts do not move.
- Opens on the posting's top two requirements, each backed by a role in your history.
- One tone control: direct, formal or warm. The content stays the same.
- Every claim is fact-checked against your history before you see it, like the resume.
- 212 words on average: long enough to make the case, short enough to be read.
What the writer is not
Said up front, because the tools in this category earn their bad name by hiding it.
- It is not a resume generator that invents. Every line comes from your history; if the history is thin, the resume is thin, and the fit check says so first.
- It is not a keyword stuffer. The posting's terms go in where you hold the skill, in sentences a recruiter would read, and the coverage check tells you what is left.
- It is not a two-column designer. Every template is single column and text only on purpose, because that is what applicant tracking systems parse reliably.
- It never applies for you. The document ends where the employer's form begins; you always click submit.
Common questions
- How long does it take?
- About two minutes a posting. Import your resume once (a few minutes), then paste any posting: the fit check takes about thirty seconds and the resume and cover letter about two minutes.
- Will a recruiter be able to tell it was written with AI?
- It reads like a strong version of your own resume, because every line is your own work put in the posting's words. There are no invented claims to trip over and no generic filler; and you can edit any line yourself and re-check it.
- What does Make it stronger actually do?
- It rewrites one bullet: result first, the posting's terms where your history holds the skill, the same facts. It never adds a number or a claim that is not in your history. Undo puts the line back exactly as it was.
- Does it work outside tech?
- Yes. Paste any posting in any field; the writing runs the same way. Job discovery is where coverage is deepest in software, data, product and design; the writer has no such limit.
- Is it free?
- Your first three applications are free, no card: the fit check, resume, cover letter and prep sheet for each. After that, one plan with everything in it, cancel in two clicks.
Know where you stand before you apply.
Paste one posting and see the fit check, the documents and the board with a real role on it. The first three applications are free.
Write my first one, freeAlso in Airtight: the fit check, every requirement in the posting measured against your history before you write