Cooked
Paste a job link and Cooked rewrites your CV around the keywords that role screens for, plus a matching cover letter.
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity·HR & Recruiting
What is Cooked?
Cooked is a web tool that tailors your CV to a specific job. You paste a job link from LinkedIn, Indeed or a careers page, or paste the description itself. Cooked pulls out the skills, tools and phrases the role is screening for, then rewrites your CV in that language using only the experience you have actually had.
It is aimed at job seekers who want a stronger application for each role without spending an hour rewriting their CV every time. You upload your CV once when you sign up, and for each new job you only need to paste a link. The output includes a rewritten CV, a matching cover letter, and an ATS score showing what is covered and what is missing.
What sets Cooked apart, according to the page, is that it does not invent experience. Gaps between the job and your CV are flagged rather than hidden, so you know what to address. Bullets are reordered and rephrased, and your numbers stay as they are. Templates are single-column and designed to be readable by applicant tracking systems. A free tier is available to try.
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