Teal tracks
your applications.
Clevedon AI writes them.
Teal is a well-built, US-first tracker that points at the gaps in your CV, and Clevedon AI does that tracking too before going a step further and closing those gaps for you, line by line, in your own voice.
Application tracking
A strong tracker, with kanban, statuses and notes.
Just as strong, with a pipeline, statuses, notes and a document version for every role.
CV writing
Suggests keywords to add, and leaves the writing to you.
Writes the bullets for you, in your voice, with the role’s exact asks already worked in.
writes, not suggestsCover letters
Available only on the paid plan.
Drafted on every plan, with three opening variants to swap between.
Extension auto-detection
LinkedIn, Indeed and a lot of US-first sites.
LinkedIn, Seek and Indeed, built around the AU/NZ side-panel flow.
AU/NZ-firstAU-style language
US English by default, with an American tone.
Australian English by default, so the rewrites read like someone here wrote them.
Cost
There’s a free plan, and the paid tier runs to roughly US$29 a month.
The free plan covers most weeks, and Pro is AU$12 a month.
Australians have
different listings.
Most CV tools were built for US-style listings, all bulleted role specs and US English and the spelling of “organisation” that ends in “ize”, and while they work, the rewrites always need a second pass to sound like home.
Clevedon AI defaults to Australian English, treats Seek as a first-class citizen and was tuned on listings from the local market, so the tone of the rewrites lands the first time.
All the heavy CV-review work Teal does, from keyword overlap to missing skills to ATS-friendly formatting, Clevedon AI does as well, and then it goes on to write the bullets for you instead of leaving them for you to write.
Move your search to Clevedon AI.
Free plan, AU-first, and cancel any time.