01
Reads the role
It picks up the listing the moment you open the page, pulling in the title, company, location, scope and salary.
Chrome extensionClevedon AI lives
Clevedon AI lives
in your browser.
Install it once and every job page you open on LinkedIn, Seek or Indeed quietly comes pre-read, with the side panel showing you the role, how well you match it, and a rewrite that's one click away.
It runs on Chrome and Edge today, with Firefox on the way.
What it doesThree things,
Three things,
one side panel.
Open a job page and the panel reads it, click once and the rewrite streams in, save it and the application lands in your tracker, and through all of that nothing else on the page shifts around.
02
Rewrites your CV
It works the role’s exact asks into your own bullets, keeping your voice while trimming whatever doesn’t help, and it saves a separate version for every role.
03
Drafts the letter
A short cover letter in your own tone, with three opening variants to choose from, ready to edit and copy or send straight from the panel.
PermissionsWhat we ask for.
What we ask for.
And why.
Chrome shows a permission dialog when you install, so here's what each one actually does.
Read the current tab
It only runs on LinkedIn, Seek and Indeed job pages, where it pulls the role title, company and description into the side panel, and nothing leaves your browser without an explicit click from you.
Storage
It keeps your sign-in token and a cache of the last job you opened so the panel survives a refresh, and nothing beyond that.
Side panel
It opens the Clevedon AI panel beside the page, and closing the panel closes the extension while the page itself is never touched.
Network access
It talks to api.clevedon.app and nowhere else, so your CV and the listing go out, the rewrite comes back, and that’s the whole loop.
Your documents stay yours.
We don't train AI models on your CV or your applications, and your data is only ever used to generate your own drafts.
Install the extension.
Three minutes to set up, and it stays free forever for one or two applications a week.