Cover letters

Cover letters in your voice,
not a template’s.

Most generators paste your name into the same letter everyone sends. Yours starts from your live, tailored resume and the job in front of you: why you, why them, why now. Then you make it yours.

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Start free. No credit card.

01

Written from the resume you just tailored

Not from a form. The letter starts from the exact resume you tailored for this job, so the pipeline you rebuilt leads the letter because it leads the resume. Same facts, same voice, one story on both pages.

02

Personal, because it actually knows you

The projects you told the coach about, the work you want more of, why this role fits: it all lives in your memory, and the letter draws on it. Nobody else could send this letter. That is the point of one.

03

Four templates. Every one ATS-safe.

Classic, Modern, Executive, Compact. Single column, real text, no graphics for a parser to choke on, and the same fonts as your resume, so the application lands as a matched set.

04

The preview is the print

The page on your screen is pixel for pixel the PDF you export. One click, and the letter is saved beside the exact resume version you sent, on the same card in your tracker.

Asked.
Answered.

  • The free plan covers 10 jobs a month, and each one includes the tailored resume and the cover letter for that posting. Unlimited cover letters are part of Pro at $20 a month. The resume builder, weekly matches, and tracker stay free forever.

  • It is written from the specifics of your real background, in plain language, and you can edit any line before it goes out. The letters that sound robotic are the ones written from nothing.

  • Yes. Single-column layouts, standard fonts, and a clean PDF. No graphics or formatting tricks that scramble in a parser.

  • A chatbot starts from whatever you remember to paste. QuickCruit already has your tailored resume, the full job description, and what the coach knows about your story, and it keeps the finished letter with the application it belongs to.

  • That is exactly who it is built for. It makes the most of projects, coursework, and part-time work when you do not have years of titles to lean on.

  • No. Your documents never train AI models. They go to AI providers only to generate your drafts, and your data stays yours.