Everything starts with the details you choose.
Build a CV with relevant sections, tune the document's appearance, and prepare a PDF through Android's document workflow.
A flexible editor for different career stages.
Not every CV needs every section. Add what supports your application and leave optional fields blank when they do not apply.
Personal details and summary
Enter your name, professional title, contact details, location, profile links, portfolio address and optional photograph. Add a career summary or objective in your own words.
Work experience
Record positions and, where useful, employers, locations, dates, current-employment status and responsibilities or achievements. Review each entry for accurate dates and clear wording.
Education and skills
Add qualifications, fields of study, schools, dates, grades and achievements. List skills with editable groupings or categories that make sense for your target role.
Additional sections
Include projects, courses, certifications, awards, volunteer work, achievements, languages, interests, references or custom headings when relevant to the application.
Appearance and layout preferences
Save a template choice, section order, accent colour, paper size (A4 or US Letter), selected fonts, text size, spacing and photo visibility with a project.
Preview, PDF, print and share
Review generated previews, save a PDF to a location you choose, or initiate sharing and printing through compatible Android apps or services.
Return to a draft and keep refining.
Projects and document settings are saved locally according to the privacy policy. You can reopen a saved project, change the content or presentation, and remove projects you no longer need.
Storage, simply explained
- CV project content is saved in the app's private Android storage.
- Paper-size defaults are kept in app preferences.
- Temporary previews and generated PDFs may use the app cache.
- External PDF copies must be deleted separately from their destination.
Choose only what belongs in your story.
Good presentation begins with relevant, accurate information. Review your document carefully before sending it to an employer or another recipient.