One CV.
Every cover letter.
CVelo writes a cover letter for the specific job you're applying for, built from your CV and the same analysis that scores it against the ad, not a generic template with your name dropped in.
Free for your one application. Pro writes one for every application.
Most cover letters get skipped for a reason.
Not because employers don't read them. Because most of them are interchangeable, and it shows.
▸Templates that could go to anyone
A "Dear Hiring Manager" opener that could be sent to any job reads like it was, because it was.
▸Just repeating the CV
A cover letter that restates your CV wastes the one chance to say why this role, specifically, and why you.
▸No time to write one per job
Nobody sending real applications every week is writing an original cover letter by hand for each one.
▸AI cover letters that sound like AI wrote them
Generic, over-formal, and stuffed with words nobody actually says out loud.
Specific to the job, not to a template.
Built from your CV and this job ad
Not a fill-in-the-blank template. CVelo already knows what in your CV matches this ad, from the same analysis that scores it, and opens with that.
Fact-checked before you see it
The same rule as the CV rewrite: only facts already in your CV, nothing invented, with a note showing exactly what, if anything, was corrected.
A draft, not a final answer
Read every line before you send it. Change anything that doesn't sound like you.
Written for Australian applications
Australian spelling and the directness Australian cover letters expect, not the more formal template most tools default to.
Common questions
Will it invent experience I don't have?
No. It works from what's already in your CV and your answers. If your CV doesn't say something, the letter won't claim it, and a second automated check flags anything it can't support before you see it.
Is it free?
Free for your one application on the free plan. Pro (A$19/month, cancel any time) writes one for every application.
Can I edit it?
Yes. It's a draft, downloadable as a .docx, and you should read and adjust it before sending anything to an employer.
Do I need to analyse my CV against the job first?
Yes. Add the job to an application and tailor your CV to it first, then generate the cover letter from that same analysis, so the two match what you're actually sending.
