Introducing Cover Letter Drafts
Generate a tailored cover letter from the same profile and job description that power your resume — grounded in your real experience, not a template full of blanks.
Cover letters are the part of an application everyone dreads and half of everyone skips. Not because they don't matter — a specific letter still moves the needle for the roles that read them — but because writing one from a blank page, for the tenth job this week, is exhausting. Today we're shipping Cover Letter Drafts.
Grounded in your profile, aimed at the role
A draft isn't a fill-in-the-blank template. It starts from your canonical profile — the same source of truth behind your resumes — and the specific job description you're targeting. The result names real projects from your history and ties them to what the posting actually asks for.
- Pulls concrete achievements from your profile, not generic filler.
- Mirrors the role's language the same way a tailored resume does.
- Comes out as a first draft you edit — never a wall of clichés you'd be embarrassed to send.
Where to find it
Open any job you've saved and choose Draft cover letter. You'll get an editable letter you can refine, export to PDF, or hand off to the Chrome extension to autofill straight into an application form.
Save a role, generate the tailored resume, then draft the cover letter from the same screen — one profile, a matched pair, a few minutes.
