It reads the posting itself
Paste a link from Jobs.ch, JobUp, LinkedIn or Indeed and the requirements are pulled out and matched against your CV — no copy-and-paste, no retyping.

Still rewriting every cover letter?
Every posting wants different wording, different keywords and a different reason you are the right person — so the letter you sent yesterday is no use for the one you found today.
Add your CV once and paste the job posting. You get a letter written for that specific role and that specific company — not a template with your name dropped into it.
No credit card required · 250 credits included on the free plan
Upload it as a PDF, or start free from one of 15 ready career profiles and edit it in the CV Maker. You only do this once — it is reused for every application after this one.

A link, a PDF, or plain text. The posting is read for you and the company details are filled in automatically.

The letter arrives written against that posting, ready to send as a PDF on any plan. Want to change the wording? Download the Word version on a paid plan and edit it in Word or Google Docs.

A generic letter is obvious to whoever reads it. These are the parts that make the difference.
Paste a link from Jobs.ch, JobUp, LinkedIn or Indeed and the requirements are pulled out and matched against your CV — no copy-and-paste, no retyping.

German, French, Italian or English on every plan, with five writing tones. Swiss orthography is handled properly, including ss instead of the sharp s.

The PDF is ready to send on every plan. On the paid plans the same letter also downloads as an editable Word file, so any wording you want to reword you reword in Word or Google Docs.
A CV match check reads your CV against the posting and tells you where you are short, for a tenth of what a generation costs. It exists so you can walk away from a bad fit before paying for the letter, not after.
The same run also produces the application email, 20 interview questions, a job summary and the archived posting. One cost, five documents — there is nothing extra to click.
You do not need to go and find a vacancy first. Loading one of the example jobs is free and costs no credits, so you can see the whole flow before you commit to a real posting. Writing the letter from it spends credits like any other run — out of the ones the free plan already gives you.
A fair question, and the answer is not that it writes badly. It is that it starts from nothing every time, and an application is more than one document.
The same goes for Claude, Gemini, Copilot or Perplexity — this is not about which one writes best, but about what a tool remembers between one application and the next. Training defaults vary by product and plan, and most let you opt out.
Start on the free plan, with its credits already on your account, and write your first letter now. Paid plans start at CHF 14.90 per month and you can cancel at any time.