The process
One bank. Every application.
Three steps from your career facts to a finished, tailored application.
Bank your facts
Every role, project, and result goes in once. The bank is the single source your documents draw from — no more twelve slightly different resumes.
role: Product Engineer
company: Ridgeline Inventory
period: 2023 – 2026
highlights:
- Led the checkout redesign
- Owned the design systemTailor to the job
Pick the facts that match the posting. DejaCV sets them into your template — a resume and a cover letter that agree with each other, by construction.
A cover letter draws on the same facts as the resume it accompanies, so tailoring one tailors both.
Export and apply
Download a print-ready PDF, or let the Chrome extension fill the application form from the same bank. You review every field — nothing submits on its own.
Templates
Templates that survive the scanner
Four typeset templates, plus an ATS-safe layout that drops the decoration when a parser — not a person — is doing the reading. Same facts, same order, no surprises.
Pricing
Free during early access
Early access
Free
- The fact bank
- Tailored resumes and cover letters
- Print-ready PDF export
- The Chrome extension
Paid plans arrive with the public launch — launch pricing to be confirmed. Early-access accounts are free the whole way through.
FAQ
Questions, answered plainly
Is DejaCV free?
Yes — everything is free during early access. Paid plans come with the public launch, and prices aren't set yet.
Will my resume get past ATS scanners?
The ATS-safe template uses a single column, real text, and standard section names — the things parsers actually read. You see exactly what it looks like before you export.
What does the Chrome extension do?
It detects the application form on the page and fills it from your fact bank. You review every field; nothing submits on its own.
Where does my data live?
In your own account, isolated per user at the database level. Your facts are never shared with other users and never used to train anything.
Do cover letters cost extra effort?
No — a cover letter draws on the same facts as the resume it accompanies, so tailoring one tailors both.