The honest answers

No. It reads the posting, drafts the tailored CV, cover letter and application-form answers, and lays them out for you — then you review and hit submit. The last step is always yours.

It won’t. Everything it writes is built from the profile and history you give it. It rephrases and reorders to match the job; it doesn’t fabricate roles, dates or skills.

The Chrome extension recognises the fields on an application page — name, contact details, work history, the “why do you want this role” boxes — and fills them from your profile. You check each one before submitting.

Standard ATS platforms (Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, Ashby and similar) and most company career pages. If a form is unusual, you can still copy the generated answers across by hand.

Yes. When a posting only gives an email address, CareerDoc detects it, drafts the application email and attaches the tailored CV, ready for you to send.

Always. The generated CV and cover letter are a starting point — edit any line, and CareerDoc keeps your changes for the next application.

Your profile and documents are yours. They’re used to generate your applications and nothing else — not sold, not used to train shared models. See the privacy policy for specifics.

There’s a free tier to build your profile and run your first applications. Pricing for heavier use isn’t finalised yet — you won’t be charged without opting in.