Paste a Seek, LinkedIn, or TradeMe role and get a tailored NZ CV, cover letter, keyword match, and editable application workspace in minutes.
The most precise AI resume builder and CV customization tool for New Zealand. No noise, no distractions: just high-impact results for Kiwi job seekers.
Let AI handle the tedious alignment, date formatting, and layout consistency. You focus on the content; we'll handle the precision.
The assistant keeps your real experience intact, then improves wording, structure, and keyword alignment for New Zealand applications.
Get AI-driven suggestions on how to quantify your impact. It's a middle ground where technology meets your unique professional voice.
Drop in any job link. Our assistant identifies key technical skills and seniority markers, giving you a clear roadmap of what to highlight.
We handle the dates and formatting automatically, then provide impact ideas you can use to personalise your experience with your own evidence.
Select an Auckland-tuned template and download a perfectly aligned, ATS-protected PDF that highlights your unique professional voice.
JobSeek is built around a reusable master CV. For every new role, paste the job description, compare the master against the tailored version, review keyword gaps, and decide which AI suggestions to keep.
A master resume stores your full career history. A tailored application selects the evidence most relevant to one role without replacing that source.
| Application task | Master CV only | Generic resume builder | JobSeek application workspace |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting point | One broad document reused for multiple roles. | A resume created from fields or a template. | Your reusable master resume plus a specific job link or description. |
| Job relevance | You identify and make every change manually. | Usually focused on writing and formatting the resume. | Compares the job requirements with your resume and surfaces relevant evidence and gaps. |
| Change control | The original can be overwritten if copies are not managed carefully. | Edits apply to the resume currently open. | Keeps the master and job-specific application separate so changes can be reviewed. |
| Cover letter | Written and stored separately. | Availability depends on the builder. | Creates an editable role-specific cover letter from the same application context. |
| NZ job sources | Copy information manually from each listing. | No job source is required. | Supports public SEEK, LinkedIn and Trade Me Jobs links, with pasted descriptions as the reliable fallback. |
| Final review | Entirely manual. | You review the finished resume. | You decide which suggestions to keep before exporting separate documents. |
Simple, transparent pricing for every stage of your job search.
Straight answers about job links, master resumes, tailored CVs, cover letters and exports.
Add a supported job listing link or paste the complete job description. JobSeek compares the role with your master resume, identifies relevant keywords and evidence, and creates an editable tailored version for you to review.
Yes. JobSeek accepts public job listing links from SEEK, LinkedIn, Trade Me Jobs, and other websites. If a website blocks access, paste the complete job description instead.
No. Your master resume remains the reusable source. Each job application can have a separate tailored resume so you can compare and review changes without losing the original.
Yes. JobSeek can draft an editable cover letter using your resume, the company, the role, and the job description. The final wording remains under your control.
It is designed to improve wording and relevance while keeping your real experience intact. Review every suggestion and add only evidence that is true for you. See more practical guidance in JobSeek resources.
Yes. You can edit your documents, choose a template, and export the resume and cover letter separately. Your private editor and account pages are not included in the public sitemap.
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