Lathe CV.

A CV summary and cover note tailored to the role

For a job ad and your CV, a tailored summary and cover note draft is written in the ad's own wording. You read, edit and decide.

How it works

A tailored CV summary and cover note draft for each job ad

No passwords. It never asks for your logins.

Drafts only. You edit them, you decide what to use, and you send it yourself.

How it works

1

Choose a job

You provide the job ad and your current CV. Everything is written for that one ad.

2

Drafts are written

Drafts use only what your CV says. If the ad asks for something your CV does not show, it is flagged for you rather than filled in.

3

You decide

Read it, edit it, approve it or bin it. Nothing is final until you say so.

Before / after

Made-up ad line: "Own the customer relationship through onboarding and renewal, work with product to resolve client issues, and use Salesforce."

Made-up CV facts: "Account manager for software clients. Ran onboarding and renewals. Worked with the product team to fix client problems. Used HubSpot as the CRM."

Flagged for you: the ad asks for Salesforce, but the made-up CV only shows HubSpot, so the draft does not claim Salesforce.

Sales professional with experience across the full sales cycle, from prospecting to account management.

Account manager for software clients, covering onboarding through renewal and working with the product team to fix client problems. CRM experience in HubSpot.

Illustrative sample written for this page, for a made-up Customer Success Manager ad. Not a real customer or result.

The early access list is closed for now.

This page does not collect any details, so there is nothing to sign up to yet.

from49 euro/ month

It may change, and nothing is on sale yet. You will see the final price and terms before you agree to anything.

FAQ

Does it apply for me? No. It writes drafts, and you decide what to use.

Will I get an interview? Nobody can promise that. This helps you write a version fitted to each ad.

Does it need my passwords? No.

What about cancellation? Nothing is on sale yet. Terms and your consumer rights will be explained before you pay.