The Application Kit
The Application Kit is cvlinkd's core tool: paste a job description and get a tailored CV, cover letter, keyword fit score, and recruiter email - all in one pass.
The problem
Applying to jobs means producing 4 documents per application: a tailored CV, a cover letter, a fit analysis, and a recruiter email. Doing this manually takes 30-60 minutes per job. Most people skip it and send a generic application that gets rejected.
How it works
Paste a job description. The Application Kit runs 4 AI analyses in one pass: (1) keyword fit score showing what your CV matches and misses, (2) a tailored version of your CV with the right keywords placed in context, (3) a cover letter specific to the role, (4) a recruiter outreach email. Review, edit, and send.
What you get
- ✓ Keyword fit score: see exactly what your CV matches and misses vs the job description
- ✓ Tailored CV: keywords placed in your bullets where the ATS expects them
- ✓ Cover letter: 150-250 words, specific to the role, not generic
- ✓ Recruiter email: concise outreach that references the job's priorities
- ✓ All 4 outputs in one pass - no separate tool for each
Get an Application Kit (4 credits - about EUR 0.90)
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Start freeFrequently asked questions
How much does an Application Kit cost?
4 credits. At the EUR 9 starter pack (40 credits), that is about EUR 0.90 per application. You can also get kits through the weekly membership (40 credits/week, EUR 7/week).
Can I edit the AI output?
Yes. Every output is a starting point, not a final document. You can edit the tailored CV, cover letter, and recruiter email before sending. The AI does not invent experience - it restructures your real experience for the target role.
Do I need a CV already?
Yes. The Kit tailors your existing CV. If you do not have one, use the CV Builder first, then run Kits against job descriptions.
How is this different from just using ChatGPT?
ChatGPT gives you one output at a time and you have to write the prompts. The Kit runs all 4 analyses in one pass, uses your stored CV, and places keywords where the ATS expects them. It also does not invent metrics - a common ChatGPT failure.