How CareerDoc works
CareerDoc does the repetitive part of a job search: reading the posting, writing a CV and cover letter tuned to it, filling the form, and keeping the whole pipeline in one place. You review and submit every application yourself.
Build your profile
Upload your current CV in CV Studio or Profile. AI pulls out your experience, skills and education — about a minute.
Add the Chrome extension
Install it from the Extension page. It reads job pages and fills forms without you switching tabs.
Generate your first CV
On a job posting, click the extension — or on the dashboard hit Generate CV and paste the description.
Your profile is the source of everything
Every CV, cover letter and form answer CareerDoc produces is built from one profile. Fill it in once and keep it current.
The fastest way: upload a CV
- 1 Open CV Studio and choose Import from CV (PDF, Word or text).
- 2 AI parses it into blocks — identity, summary, skills, experience, education, projects, certifications, links.
- 3 Review each block, fix anything it misread, then save.
CV Studio vs. Profile
CV Studio edits the same data as eight guided blocks, shows a CV strength meter, and has a CV Coach you can talk to — describe what you’ve been working on and it proposes specific additions you accept one at a time. Profile is the same information as a plain form. Use whichever you prefer; they save to the same place.
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1 — Import from CV: upload once, every block fills in
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2 — each chip is a criterion — it turns green when you meet it. Open the Coach tab for tailored suggestions.
The Chrome extension
The extension is where most of the work happens — it runs on the job posting itself, so you never copy-paste a description or switch tabs.
- 1 Install from the Chrome Web Store (link above), then confirm with Add extension.
- 2 Sign in to CareerDoc here in your browser — the extension picks up your session automatically. No second login.
- 3 Open any job posting. The toolbar icon activates when it detects one; click it to open the panel.
Generate a tailored CV & cover letter
Two ways in, same result:
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1 — paste the full job posting
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2 — ~30s: CV, cover letter, fit score, PDFs
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3 — or just save the job for later
Generation takes roughly 20–30 seconds. When it’s done you get:
- → a CV and a cover letter, as clean single-column PDFs an ATS can read;
- → a Profile Fit and CV Fit score for the role;
- → a Review & Edit option — adjust the summary, bullets or cover-letter paragraphs and the PDF re-renders, no new AI call.
Read your fit score
After generation you get two scores, each with a short list of strengths and gaps:
- → Profile fit — your overall background against what the role asks for.
- → CV fit — the generated CV specifically against the role.
- → A gap between the two means relevant experience is in your profile but not surfaced in the CV — regenerate, or edit the CV to pull it forward.
Fill the application
CareerDoc detects whether the posting wants a form or an email and handles each.
Online form
- 1 On the application page, open the extension and click Scan Page.
- 2 It identifies every field — name, work history, and the long “why do you want to work here” boxes.
- 3 Click Fill Page. Review every field, then submit the form yourself.
Email application
When a posting only gives an address, the extension builds the email — recipient, subject, a body drawn from the cover letter, both PDFs attached. If Gmail is connected you can send & apply in one click; otherwise open it in your mail client or compose it by hand.
Track your pipeline
Every job you touch lands on the Applications board with a status, a date and a fit score. Move it through the stages as it progresses:
Saved → Applied → Interviewing → Offered → Rejected / Withdrawn
- → Change a status from the row dropdown, or open the application for the full view.
- → The application page holds the job context, the form answers the extension produced, and a chat scoped to that role.
- → Log a recruiter reply, an interview invite or a follow-up in the correspondence log so nothing gets lost.
- → Export the whole pipeline to CSV any time.
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1 — start a new tailored CV here
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2 — every job you touch lands in this pipeline — status, date, fit
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3 — move it Saved → Applied → Interviewing → Offer
Never miss an interview email
Connect your accounts on the Integrations page and CareerDoc keeps watch for you.
- → Gmail — CareerDoc detects interview invitations, offers and rejections, and adds interview events to your calendar with 24-hour and 1-hour reminders.
- → WhatsApp / Telegram — connect a chat to get those alerts on your phone, and to check your pipeline or generate documents by message.
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1 — connect WhatsApp or Telegram for alerts on your phone
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2 — connect Google so CareerDoc watches your inbox
Prepare for the interview
Once you land one, open Interview Prep.
- 1 Generate a question bank from a saved role or a pasted description — behavioural (with STAR hints drawn from your own history), technical, role-specific, and questions to ask them.
- 2 Run a practice session: answer by typing or speaking, and get each answer scored out of 100 with a tighter rewrite.
- 3 Finish for a debrief — overall score, focus areas, next steps — and keep a history of every session.
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1 — paste a posting, or arrive from a saved application
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2 — get behavioural, technical & role-specific questions, then practise
Ask the assistant
The chat button on every page answers questions with your profile in context. On an application page, the Ask AI tab also has the job description loaded.
- → “What should I emphasise in my cover letter for this role?”
- → “Where is my background weak against this posting?”
- → “Draft a short follow-up email for the recruiter.”
What CareerDoc won’t do
- Apply to jobs for you — you review and submit every application.
- Invent experience — it only reworks what’s in your profile.
- Promise interviews, offers, or that a CV clears any particular ATS.
- Help you during a live interview — practice is self-paced and visible.
CareerDoc is free to start. Usage of the AI features is metered by plan; paid plans for higher limits are on the way. See Subscription for where you stand.