ApplyDojo
Upload once
PDF or Word. That file is the only career we are allowed to use.
Paste the job. Get the interview.
Upload your CV once. See the fit. Leave with a tailored CV, a cover letter, and the questions they will ask.
- Resumes created
- Interview rate
- User rating
Before and after
Helped the team ship features and improve processes.
Shipped the billing rewrite, using the payments work already on your CV.
Same work. Clearer aim. You accept the line, or you leave it.
A line has to come from you.
The dull sentence is the sort of thing a CV collects when nobody is reading it closely. The sharper one is the same work, pointed at the job in front of you.
If the new wording cannot point at a bullet you already wrote, it never lands. ApplyDojo will not invent a skill to please a posting.
Paste a job
The posting, or a link to it. You get a score, and a plain list of what you do not have.
Move the card
Saved, applied, interview, offer, rejected. The next document shows up when the card moves.
Read the score before you rewrite.
A weak fit can sit in Saved. That is a normal outcome, not a failed application. The missing requirements are listed in plain language, so you can decide whether the role is even yours to chase.
When the fit is real, you tailor. Each change shows the old line and the new one. Nothing is sent until you download it yourself.
Five piles. That is the whole search.
Saved is where a job waits while you decide. Applied is where the cover letter lives. Interview holds questions, and a place to note what you want to say back.
Offer and rejected stay on the board so you can see the shape of the search, not only the hopeful part. Drag a card when something in the real world changes.
Pay for the documents, not for the score.
Seeing the fit is free. A free account can track 20 applications and tailor 3 CVs in a calendar month, with one cover letter and one interview set so you can try the full path.
Pro is £8 a month when the search is busy. A pack of 20 credits is £10 when you want a short burst and no subscription. Ten CV layouts and a PDF download come with every account.
See the three pricesA few things people ask
What is ApplyDojo?
It is a place to keep one CV, score a job against it, and rewrite only the lines you already earned. Cover letters and interview questions come from the same record.
How is it different from a blank resume builder?
There is no profile to fill in from scratch. The CV you upload is the source. A suggested line has to point at something already on it, or the change is dropped. You accept or reject each line before it is kept.
How do I make a CV and a cover letter after I sign up?
Confirm your email, upload a PDF or Word CV, then paste a posting or a link. Read the match. If the fit is real, tailor the CV. Move the card to Applied when you want the cover letter.
Can I download a PDF, a Word file, or both?
Downloads are PDF, on A4 or US Letter, in one of ten layouts. You can upload a PDF or a Word file as the base CV. Downloading a document you already have does not spend another tailoring, letter, or interview set.
Is it free?
A free account can track 20 applications, tailor 3 CVs in each calendar month, and try one cover letter and one interview set. Match scores are not rationed. Pro is £8 a month. A pack of 20 credits is £10, with no subscription. No card is required to start.
Will a hiring system be able to read the PDF?
The layouts use ordinary text, clear headings, and a simple order, so an applicant tracking system has a fair chance of reading them. No template can promise that every system will parse every line. Read the PDF before you send it.
Can the AI write sections of my CV?
Yes, for the summary and the roles already on the file. It rewrites from those lines. It will not add a skill, a job, or a year that is not already there.
Can the cover letter match the CV?
Yes. The letter is written from the same CV and the same posting, so the claims stay consistent. You still edit it. A tidy sentence can be true and still be the wrong emphasis.
How does interview practice work?
When a card is in Interview, you get questions drawn from the posting and your CV. They are not a script to recite. Write what you would actually say in the note on the card.
What if the job link will not open?
Some sites block a fetch. Paste the posting instead. The words are what get scored.
Should I tailor a weak match?
You can save it and move on. A low score is useful. It tells you the posting wants things your CV does not show.