Get More Interviews AI

Get More Interviews AI is a career tool. An AI CV workspace that scores your CV against a real job advert, flags under-used keywords and genuine gaps, rewrites the document and generates a tailored cover letter. Includes a from-scratch builder with multiple templates and UK or US English output.

Get More Interviews AI is a browser-based CV workspace built around a single, specific task: comparing an existing CV against a real job advert and rewriting it to close the gap. The tool runs in two modes selected with a switch on the workspace page. Improve Existing CV takes a pasted or uploaded CV (text, Word .docx or PDF) alongside the advert text and returns a structured review: a match score for the source document, a revised score projected from the same result, a list of under-emphasised keywords supported by your evidence, and a separate list of genuine capability gaps where the advert asks for something the CV does not back up. Rewrites stay tied to the pasted source rather than inventing achievements. The Build From Scratch mode works the other way around. It collects profile essentials, an optional target job description, at least three key skills and one role at a time with dates kept to month and year, then produces a structured first draft with a professional summary, a clean skills list and a cover letter. The draft opens in a template gallery with layouts such as Classic, Modern, Executive, Minimal, Studio, Slate, Timeline and Atlas, and exports as PDF or Word .docx. Cover letters can be previewed in several letter styles and downloaded in either format. British English is the default for spelling and CV conventions, and a US English mode switches the output toward resume phrasing. Signed-in users can save drafts and reload them later to test different templates without regenerating content. The stated data position is that pasted text is used only to produce output during the session, and saved drafts are tied to the account and can be deleted. This is a focused application tool rather than a general resume platform. It suits job seekers applying to specific adverts, especially in the UK market, and people with rough notes but no finished CV. The obvious comparison point is a full CV builder with many documents and layouts; here the differentiator is the advert comparison and the honest separation of keyword emphasis from genuine gaps. The site itself warns that the output improves presentation and does not replace your own judgement, which is the right way to use it.