CAREER HISTORY, KEPT ACCURATE

A CV built to survive the parser.

Store your career history once. Paste a posting. Get a tailored, ATS-parseable CV and a matching cover letter — built only from what you actually did.

Make my CV

Free while in development.
Your history stays yours.

Preview · tailored to a posting

Evidence check complete12 terms matched

HOW IT WORKS / 10 STEPS

The whole path, from the first thing you save to a document ready to send.

  1. 01

    Create your account

    You land straight on your profile — the one thing every document downstream is built from.

  2. 02

    Add your contact details

    Name, location, phone, email, portfolio links. Filled in once, reused on everything you download.

    Alex Mercer · Manchester, UK

  3. 03

    Build your career history

    Paste an old CV and correct what it reads back, or add roles by hand — employers, dates, what you actually did.

  4. 04

    Set your letter defaults

    Tone, length, sign-off. Skip this and a sensible default is used instead.

  5. 05

    Paste a job posting

    It’s read for hard requirements, tools, and the terms the posting keeps repeating.

    5+ years with Python and AWS. Comfortable leading cross-functional delivery.

  6. 06

    See what your history covers

    Every required term is checked against your saved history and shown back to you — matched, or not.

  7. 07

    A tailored CV is drafted

    Built only from what’s in your saved history. Nothing is invented to fit the posting better.

  8. 08

    Ask for a cover letter

    Optional, drafted from the same source. Rewrite any paragraph without losing the grounding check.

  9. 09

    Review before you send it

    Anything the wording can’t support is flagged, so you catch it before an employer does.

  10. 10

    Download both, ready to send

    As .docx or .pdf — single column, real Word styles, nothing an ATS chokes on.

WHAT YOU CAN RELY ON

The decisions that change whether it is read at all.

Most CV tools optimise for how a document looks. DinoCV cares about what happens after you press send.

Single column, real Word styles
No text boxes, no tables, no headers or footers. The things that turn a CV into a blank record in an applicant tracking system.
Contact details in the body
Where a parser actually looks for them, rather than in a header it never reads.
Nothing invented
Every claim is traced back to your saved history. Anything the wording cannot support is flagged before you send it.
Keyword coverage, shown
You see which of the posting’s terms your history evidences — and which it does not, so you can decide.