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Thank you for using Hiro AI. If it's helped you in any way, we'd really appreciate your support — it helps me keep building, improving, and maintaining it based on your feedback.
Paste a job description and get a tailored resume, cover letter, and interview prep notes — reviewed and refined by you, in minutes.
Requires an Anthropic API key · A typical session costs a few cents
Four steps from your existing resume to a complete, tailored application package.
Upload your existing resume, paste your LinkedIn export, or dump everything you have. Claude structures it into a polished base you can reuse for any role.
Paste a job description. Claude scans it for ATS keywords first — showing what's already in your resume and what's missing. Confirm the ones that apply, then Claude tailors your resume using only those keywords.
Accept, reject, or rewrite each suggestion. Edit anything with AI assistance in real time — your call on every word.
Download your tailored resume, a role-specific cover letter, and interview prep notes — including likely questions and talking points — all at once.
Your Anthropic key is sent to our server only to make AI calls — it's never logged, stored, or reused between sessions.
Your resumes, tailored outputs, and documents live in your browser's local storage — not on our servers.
Download your session as a .resumekit file. Upload it next time to pick up exactly where you left off.
API costs go directly to your Anthropic account. A full tailoring session typically costs a few cents.
You'll need an Anthropic API key to get started. It takes about two minutes to create one.
Get an API key →Job searching is painful. Resumes get scanned before a human ever reads them, so if you don't tailor every application you're already behind — competing with hundreds of people who did. Cover letters, interview prep, tracking who you applied to and when. It adds up.
I built this because I needed it. Something that handles the whole process so the most painful part of adulting feels a little more bearable — and figured I wasn't the only one who felt that way.
If it helped you land something, I'd love to hear about it — or an endorsement on LinkedIn goes a long way.