Version control for your career

Git for your CV,
tailored per job by AI.

Keep one source-of-truth CV. Paste a job posting and snipecv rewrites it to fit — then shows you exactly what changed, line by line, before you export.

No credit card. Free variants every month. PDF export always free.

Senior Frontend Engineer @ Acme
@@Experience · Software EngineerBuilt and maintained internal web tools used across the company.Skilled in JavaScript and various frameworks.+Led the React rebuild of 6 internal tools, cutting page load 48% and+onboarding 30+ engineers onto a shared component system.+TypeScript · React · design systems · web performance
+3 2 · matched to JD keywords
Where you’re headed

Tailor your CV for roles at top employers like these

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The method

How snipecv tailors your CV

Not a find-and-replace. A deliberate, multi-step pass that reads the role, researches the company, and rewrites for both the parser and the person.

  1. 01

    Read the job

    The method pulls out the keywords, requirements, and what the team actually optimises for — separating the must-haves from the nice-to-haves.

  2. 02

    Research the company

    It gathers public signals — engineering blog, GitHub, careers page — so the rewrite reflects their real stack and culture, not generic filler.

  3. 03

    Rewrite for the screen and the human

    It surfaces the experience that matches, mirrors the role's language, and keeps the formatting clean — without inventing anything or changing a single fact.

  4. 04

    Prove every change

    A word-level diff plus keyword-coverage and quantified-bullet checks — so nothing changes silently and you stay in control.

Why it slips past the ATS

Most résumés die in the parser. Yours won’t.

Most applications are screened by software before a human ever sees them. snipecv writes for that first reader without losing the second.

Literal keyword matching

Applicant tracking systems match keywords literally, not by meaning. We mirror the posting's exact terms and casing, so “GCP” lines up with “GCP” — not just “Google Cloud”.

Placement that scores

Keywords in your summary and section headings count for more than ones buried in bullets — so that's where the critical ones go.

Parser-safe by default

Standard section headings, consistent dates, a single column, and no decorative icons — the quiet formatting choices that keep résumé parsers from dropping your content.

Coverage you can see

We score your CV's keyword coverage against the posting and flag what's genuinely missing — research suggests the average résumé matches only about half.¹

¹ Figures cited reflect third-party ATS and recruiting research, not snipecv outcomes.

Version control for your career

Branch your CV for every job

Your source CV stays untouched. Each tailor is a new branch — a saved version you can diff, revisit, or roll back to. Nothing is ever overwritten, so you build an audit trail of every application.

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A résumé tool that works like your editor.

01

See every change

Word-level diffs inside matched sections show exactly what the AI rewrote — no silent edits, no surprises in the PDF a recruiter reads.

02

Tailored, not generic

Each rewrite is grounded in the actual job posting and company context, so your bullets mirror the role instead of guessing at it.

03

Own your history

Every save is an immutable version linked to its parent. Branch per application, roll back anytime, never lose a good line.

How it works

From job posting to tailored PDF in three steps.

  1. Paste the job

    Drop in a job posting URL or text. snipecv reads the role, requirements, and company.

  2. Tailor for this job

    One click rewrites your CV to fit — emphasising the experience that matches, in your own voice.

  3. Review & export

    Eyeball the diff, keep what you like, and export a clean PDF. The version is saved for next time.

Stop rewriting your CV from scratch for every application.

Keep one CV under version control and let snipecv tailor it, job by job.