Every claim in your CV, traced to something you actually did.

Job Curator writes a tailored CV and cover letter for each job you choose, from your own record of what you did and what it achieved. You read both, and you submit them yourself.

How it works

1. 1
   Build your evidence bank

   Your employers, titles, and dates go in a career registry. Your results go in as short stories: the situation you found, what you did, and what happened. This is the only source the tool writes from.

2. 2
   Bring in the jobs you find

   Paste a posting's link and description, or run a search against your criteria with your own job-search key. Job Curator saves a snapshot, scores the fit against your evidence, and shows you why. Approve it, park it, or reject it.

3. 3
   Read what it drafts

   For each approved job it writes a cover letter and a tailored CV, files them in your Google Drive, and keeps a note of which story each line came from. A second copy of the CV is laid out for job-board upload forms.

4. 4
   Submit it yourself, then track it

   The tool never submits anything. You send the application, mark it applied, and the sheet tracks follow-ups and outcomes.

What makes it different

• Factual by construction. Every CV and letter is written from your own stories and career registry, never from a generic template. Employers, titles and dates are checked against your registry, and the notes for each application list the story behind every CV achievement, so you can check each claim before you send it.
• Written at the right level. A senior candidate applying for a hands-on role gets a CV pitched at that role, with the overqualification question answered plainly.
• Your data stays in your Google account. The spreadsheet, the documents, and your service keys live in your own Drive and your own account. None of your documents, sheet contents or keys are sent to us; the only thing that reaches us is data-free error logging (event names and counts). What goes to the research and job-search services you choose is set out in the privacy policy.
• Board-safe uploads. The upload copy of each CV is plain, one fact per line, so job-board parsers read it correctly.

What it needs from your Google account

Job Curator runs inside one spreadsheet. Google's permission screen asks for access to your spreadsheets, Docs and Drive. Job Curator uses it to read and write that spreadsheet, to create the documents and folders it files for you, and to read and update the documents you register with it (it adds each new story to your evidence bank). It contacts the job-search and research services you choose, with keys you supply. Details are in the privacy policy.