Tailor every resume.
Track every application.
PowerCV checks your resume against each job, shows you what to change, and follows every application from saved to signed.
- Free to start
- No card needed
- PDF and DOCX export
The resume editor: one section at a time, with the finished page updating beside it.
A scan of the resume against a posting: 7 of 10 requirements covered, with fixes ranked by impact.
The template picker: the same resume shown in four layouts.
The tracker board: applications grouped by stage, with follow-up dates on each card.
Job search results, each with how well it fits the resume, and one posting opened.
Resume templates
Each one exports real, selectable text that applicant systems can read.
Tracker stages
Saved, Applied, Interview, Assessment, Offer and Rejected.
Export formats
PDF and DOCX for resumes, CSV for your applications and notes.
Record per application
The posting, the resume you sent, contacts, dates and follow-ups.
Most job searches live in five places: a resume file, a spreadsheet, bookmarks, an inbox and memory. PowerCV puts them in one, so every application builds on the last instead of starting from scratch.
Built around the job
you're applying for
Every tool reads the same posting, the same resume and the same history, so you never type anything twice.
Write it once.
Tailor it in minutes.
Start from the resume you already have. Make a version for each role without retyping a line, and keep every version you've sent.
- Suggestions you accept or ignore, line by line
- Each version linked to the job it went to
- Live preview in any of 12 templates
Import what you have
Upload a PDF, DOCX or photo and each section lands in the right field, ready to edit.
Bullets that show results
Vague lines get flagged with a rewrite that leads with what changed and by how much.
Every version kept
See which resume went to which company, and which ones got replies.
Read your resume the way
the posting reads it.
Paste a job link or the description. The scanner lists every requirement, shows where you cover it, and ranks the fixes worth your time.
- Requirements pulled from the posting itself
- Fixes ranked high, medium and low
- Checks that applicant systems can parse the file
Know where every
application stands.
Six stages from saved to offer, on a board or in a table. Each card keeps the posting, the resume you sent, the people you spoke to and the date you should follow up.
Open the trackerFollow-ups that show up
Set a date once. The card turns red on the day and the reminder names the person to write to.
Board or table
Drag cards between stages, or sort all 19 jobs by deadline, salary or last contact.
Replies by resume version
Tailored versions got 3 replies from 4 sends. The base got 2 from 5. Use what works.
Find roles worth
applying to.
Search by title, city and remote. Each result shows how well your resume already fits, so you spend your evenings on the jobs you can win.
- Fit shown on every result before you click
- One click saves the job, posting and deadline
- Add jobs you found anywhere else by link
From first draft to offer
in four steps
No setup and nothing to learn. Bring a resume and a job you want.
- 01
Upload your resume
PDF, DOCX or a photo. Your sections, dates and bullets come in ready to edit.
- 02
Add the job
Paste a link or the description. We pull out the requirements and the deadline.
- 03
Tailor and export
Work through the fixes that matter, then export a clean PDF or DOCX.
- 04
Track it to the offer
The job moves to Applied with the resume you sent and a follow-up date.
Templates that look considered
and read cleanly
Every template exports real text in one reading order, so applicant systems read what a recruiter sees. Switch any time; your content stays put.
Short guides for
the hard parts
Plain advice on the parts of a search people get stuck on, with examples you can copy into your own resume.
All guides- Resume writing
Turn duties into results
How to rewrite "responsible for" lines so they say what changed, with twelve before-and-after examples.
8 min read - Job postings
Read a posting for what it really asks
Separate the must-haves from the wish list, and decide whether a role is worth tailoring for.
6 min read - Follow-ups
Follow up without chasing
When to write after applying or interviewing, who to write to, and three short notes to adapt.
5 min read
Questions, answered
Something else on your mind? Write to us and a person on the team will reply.
Jebyjames@316.aiStart with the resume
you already have
Upload it, paste a job you want, and see what to fix first.