It reads whatever role you have open on JobStreet, LinkedIn or Indeed, weighs it against your CV, and writes you a version pitched at the Singapore market while still sounding like your own words.
No credit card. Free plan included.
Tailored bullet
Owned PathIQ's experimentation platform end to end, building type-safe A/B tests across React and cutting time-to-test from days to under an hour.
Every listing it reads turns into three things: a parsed role, a tailored CV and a draft letter, and what you see below is the shape of each, taken from a real application.
The extension picked all of this up as you scrolled past, so nothing had to be pasted and nothing slipped through.
Worked on a few frontend projects involving React and helped with some A/B testing things.
Owned PathIQ's experimentation platform end to end, building type-safe A/B tests across our React surfaces and cutting time-to-test from days to under an hour.
Every highlighted span lines up with one of the role's key asks, so it stays in your tone while pointing squarely at what this listing wants.
Dear hiring team,
I noticed Penfold Studio is moving its growth experiments onto an in-house platform, and I built exactly that for PathIQ this year, scoping the system, shipping it and writing the playbook the team still runs on.
Where I'd be most useful on day one is the ground between the experimentation tooling and the engineers running tests on it, and I'd be glad to walk you through how that went if you have time this week.
Ryan
Drafted in your own tone and fully editable in the app before it goes anywhere.
It works right on the job page you're reading, picking up the real salary and the actual requirements without you copying a single line across.
It only reshapes what's already true about you, so it will never hand a recruiter experience you don't have.
It learns your tone from your own writing and keeps it, in the clear professional English that employers in Singapore expect to read.
Add Clevedon to Chrome and sign in, and it picks up the CVs from your account on its own.
Carry on browsing the way you normally would, and the side panel notices the listing and offers to tailor for it.
A tailored CV and a short letter stream into the panel, ready for you to edit and save against the job before you move on.
Download it, paste it in, or send it straight off, and whatever you do the application settles into your tracker in order.
It only reads a page once you open the panel on it
Nothing goes out until you click send
Your writing is never used to train a model
Yes, and genuinely so: five tailored CVs a month, the application-answer helper and the full tracker all sit on the free plan with no card required, while Pro at $12 a month lifts the limits once you are applying in earnest.
It writes from your real experience in your own voice, and because you edit every draft before it goes out, what a recruiter reads comes across as a careful version of you rather than something a template produced.
Yes, and it works the same way across JobStreet, LinkedIn and Indeed, reading whatever listing you have open right down to the salary and the key requirements.
Your documents are only ever used to write your own drafts and never to train an AI model, and the extension only looks at a page once you have opened the panel on it.
Not at all, since you can do the whole thing from the web app if you would rather, though most people keep the extension because it reads the live listing for you instead of making you paste it in.
Getting started is free and needs no card, with five tailored CVs a month, and Pro is $12 a month when you want a much larger monthly allowance for rewrites, cover letters and interview prep.