Make your CV in 60 seconds
- Nothing invented
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About you
Your name, the role you are aiming at, and how a recruiter reaches you.
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Plenty of tools will write you a CV.
Very few will keep it true.
We built this for the moment after you hit download — when a recruiter asks you to talk through the CV you sent them.
It won't invent your career
Most AI will happily hand you a 47% uplift you never achieved. Ours is instructed to use only what you typed: no invented employers, dates, degrees or metrics. Every line is one you can defend in the room.
It writes the document, not just the sentences
Grammar assistants improve text you have already written. You still have to structure a CV, choose the sections and decide what belongs. That is the part we do — rough notes in, an ordered, finished CV out.
It answers the advert in front of you
Paste the job description and the CV is reordered and reworded around it. Then we score the result and name the requirements you haven't covered yet, so you know before the recruiter does.
The PDF is free, and it's real text
No export fee, no watermark, no 'upgrade to download'. It prints as selectable vector text in a single-column layout with no tables or text boxes — the things that usually break an applicant tracking system.
Six languages, one career
Write the same CV in English, French, German, Spanish, Arabic or Bengali, independently of the language you are browsing in. Useful when you are applying across Europe, the Gulf and South Asia rather than in one market.
There are real people behind it
We are a working agency, not an anonymous subscription. Your CVs stay in your account so you can hold one version per application, and there is a real team on the other end of the contact form.
Rough note in.
Honest CV out.
The same handful of words, handled three ways. This is the entire argument for using this instead of a general chatbot.
Worked on the checkout at Northwind, made it faster, helped two juniors.
Drove a 47% increase in checkout conversion and led a team of 8 engineers, delivering $2M in incremental annual revenue.
Numbers you never gave it. You will be asked about them.
Rebuilt the Northwind checkout, cutting load time and smoothing the path to purchase. Mentored two junior developers through their first production releases.
Sharper wording, identical facts. Nothing here can catch you out.
Where we fit —
and where we don't
Writing assistants and general chatbots are good tools. They are just not CV builders. Here is the difference, plainly.
| What you need | Creative Surf | Writing assistants | General AI chat | Typical CV sites |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turns rough notes into a finished CV | Yes | No — it edits text you wrote | If you prompt it well | You still write every line |
| Gives you a laid-out, print-ready document | Yes | No | Chat text you format yourself | Yes |
| Rewrites the CV around a specific advert | Yes | No | Only if you ask, every time | Rarely |
| Scores your CV against that advert | Yes, with the gaps named | No | No | Usually a paid add-on |
| Refuses to invent metrics and employers | By design | Doesn't write for you | Invents freely | Depends on the engine |
| PDF download | Free | Not applicable | Not applicable | Often behind a payment |
| CV written in six languages | Yes | English-first | Yes | Usually one |
| Keeps a saved version per application | Yes | No | No | On paid plans |
To be fair to them: Grammarly is very good at catching the sentence you fumbled, and we would happily run a CV through it afterwards. It simply isn't trying to build the document, and it will never tell you what the advert asked for.
Five minutes of typing,
then it's ours
No template picking, no drag-and-drop, no twelve-step wizard.
Dump what you remember
One paragraph per job, with dates if you have them. Typos don't matter. This is the only part that is on you, and it takes about five minutes.
Paste the advert
Optional, but it is where the tool earns its keep. The CV gets reordered and reworded around what that employer actually asked for.
Close the gaps, then download
We name the requirements your CV hasn't covered. Add anything genuinely yours, regenerate, and save the PDF straight from your browser.
Questions worth asking
Is it really free?
Yes. You need a free account so your CVs are saved and you can come back to them, but there is no paid tier standing between you and the PDF, and no watermark on the download.
How is this different from asking a chatbot to write my CV?
Two things. A chatbot hands you text in a chat window that you still have to lay out, and it will happily invent numbers to make you sound impressive. This hands you a finished, printable document, and it is constrained to the facts you supplied.
Isn't Grammarly enough?
Grammarly checks the writing. It doesn't decide what belongs in a CV, order your roles, tailor you to an advert, score you against it, or hand you a PDF. Use it after this if you like — the two aren't really competing.
Will the CV get through applicant tracking systems?
The PDF is a single-column layout of real, selectable text — no tables, no columns, no images or text boxes, which is what usually breaks a parser. Paste the advert as well and we will show you which of its terms your CV is still missing.
Can I change it afterwards?
Yes. Edit your notes and regenerate as often as you like, or download the PDF and open it in any editor. Each generated CV is saved to your account, so nothing is lost when you try a different angle.
What happens to what I type?
Your notes and finished CVs are stored against your account so you can reopen them later, and you can delete any of them from the builder at any time. They are sent to an AI provider only to write your CV.
Five minutes of notes, one CV you can defend
You will leave with a PDF you can send today — and nothing in it you would rather a recruiter didn't ask about.