A cover letter about this job, not any job

A template with your name in it reads like a template with your name in it, and the person reading forty of them can tell. CareerForger writes from two real inputs: the advert's own text, and the experience already in your profile.

It reads the advert

Paste a job ad, or start from a role you found in Job Finder — where the full advert is already stored. That matters more than it sounds: aggregators usually carry a 500-character teaser, and a letter written from a teaser can only say generic things. Read the whole posting and it can answer what the employer actually asked for.

You keep control of the voice

Tone, length and how much personality to allow are yours to set, because a letter to a bank is not a letter to a games studio. Edit the result freely — it is a draft in your voice, not a finished artefact you have to accept.

It will not invent your career

The letter is built from experience you have actually entered. If your profile does not show something, the letter does not claim it — the fastest way to lose an interview is to be asked about an achievement you cannot describe. Everything it writes, you can defend in the room.

Cover letters are a Pro feature. Your CV and your application tracking are free.