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Save a job from any posting and get a résumé written for that exact role. Most résumé tools give you one document to send everywhere. CareerPath writes a new one for each job. Open a posting on any site and click the CareerPath icon. The extension reads the role, the company and the description, then writes a résumé and a motivation letter matched to that specific posting — and scores how well you fit it. WHAT IT DOES • See your match first. Open the extension on a posting and it scores how well your profile fits — what you already bring and what's missing — before you spend a generation. Free on every plan. • Clip a job from any site. Job boards, aggregators and applicant tracking systems all work. If a page isn't recognised, select the description and clip that instead. • Tailor a résumé to the posting. Your experience, written for the role in front of you, rather than a generic document. • Track every application. Saved jobs land on a board that runs from applied through to offer, with notes and next steps. • Autofill applications, with the tailored résumé attached. Your details go into the form and the PDF written for that job is uploaded with them. It never submits the form — you check it first. • Free to save. Saving a job and tracking it costs nothing. Tailoring uses one generation from your plan. • English, French and Arabic, light and dark. WHAT IT DOESN'T DO It doesn't run in the background, follow you around the web, or read pages you haven't asked it to. It reads a page only when you click the icon, and only that page. You need a CareerPath account. Sign up free at https://careerpath-cv-tn.vercel.app
Sep 16, 2026
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