Cover letters written for the job in front of you.
Press Cover Letter on a job and Aplyr writes one for that company and that position, from the posting and your resume. It opens in an editor, so the final word is yours.
What a template can’t do.
Starts with them
It opens on something real about the company or team from the posting, instead of “I’m excited to apply”.
Proves the fit
Picks the achievements from your resume that match what the role asks for.
Stays true
Like tailoring, it only uses experience that’s on your resume.
Edit it, then use it where it’s asked for.
Every letter opens in the editor, where you can change a line or cut a paragraph. Quick Apply and Autopilot don’t attach cover letters, so you decide where each one goes.
- One letter per job, written for the company and position you picked.
- A separate monthly allowance on paid plans, apart from resume tailors.
About cover letters.
Every letter is written from your own history.
Does Quick Apply attach the cover letter?
No. Quick Apply and Autopilot send your resume and answers. Use your cover letter where an application asks for one.
How many can I write?
Every paid plan includes a monthly allowance of cover letters, counted separately from tailors. See pricing.
Will it invent experience?
No. It only works from your resume and the job posting.
Related guides
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