One-shot · $15 · ~2 min delivery

A tailor-fit resume and cover letter,delivered in two minutes.

Paste your current resume and the job posting into two boxes. Pay once. Within about two minutes your email contains both documents — rewritten for the role, written in a voice a real person would actually use.

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Pay
$15 flat
Wait
~2 min
Account
None
The process

Three steps, one tab, no dashboard to come back to.

No account to create. No monthly bill. Paste, pay, and the documents land in your inbox.

  1. 01

    Paste your current resume.

    Drop the text from your latest resume into the first box. Plain text or lightly formatted — whatever you have on hand today.

  2. 02

    Paste the job posting.

    Drop the full job description into the second box. We read it for the keywords, the requirements, and the voice the company is using.

  3. 03

    Pay $15. Get two PDFs.

    Within about two minutes, both documents arrive in your inbox — rewritten for the role, written in a warm, human voice.

Real resumes, rewritten

Three before/after pairs. Same content, refit for the role.

A look at the kind of rewrite the $15 covers — a small slice of real input, refit for a real posting.

Product manager · Series-B fintech

PM → Series-B fintech posting

Before
What you typed
  • Spearheaded cross-functional initiatives to drive product strategy and align stakeholders across the org.
  • Synergized with engineering, design, and analytics to synergize on roadmaps and deliverables.
  • Leveraged data-driven insights to drive impactful outcomes for end users and key business metrics.
After
Tailored rewrite
  • Shipped the migration from cohort-based pricing to per-seat tiers over a single quarter; revenue mix shifted within eight weeks of launch.
  • Moved weekly activation from 31% to 44% by rebuilding the first-run experience around the one metric the retention curve actually turned on.
  • Resolved a six-week roadmap dispute between Risk and Onboarding by writing the RFC that became the company’s standard for cross-team launches.
Senior UX writer · Patient-facing platform

UX writer → healthcare platform posting

Before
What you typed
  • Responsible for all UX writing across the product, including empty states, error messages, onboarding flows, and in-app notifications.
  • Worked closely with product, design, and engineering to ensure a consistent voice and tone across all customer-facing surfaces.
  • Passionate about clear, concise, and accessible communication; experienced in plain language and content strategy.
After
Tailored rewrite
  • Rewrote the lab-results screen so a patient reading it on a phone in a waiting room could name the result, what was normal, and what to do next — without scrolling back.
  • Audited 142 error messages across the patient app and replaced 89 of them; the rest got a one-sentence plain-language reason behind them.
  • Wrote the in-app wording that walked patients through their first home-test kit. Completion went from 64% to 81%; support tickets for the same flow dropped by a third.
Customer success lead · Developer tooling

CS lead → developer-tooling posting

Before
What you typed
  • Passionate about customer delight and a relentless champion of customer success across the entire customer lifecycle.
  • Drove adoption of best-of-breed solutions and synergized across teams to deliver outsized customer outcomes.
  • Built strong relationships with key stakeholders and served as a trusted advisor to senior leadership at Fortune 500 accounts.
After
Tailored rewrite
  • Owned the rollout of the SDK v3 migration for the top twenty accounts; eleven of them shipped the upgrade inside their first two sprints, none of them opened a P1 ticket.
  • Wrote the runbook our support engineers still use for the four failure modes that account for most of our on-call pages; mean time to acknowledge dropped from 41 to 9 minutes.
  • Caught the silent breakage in the auth flow two weeks before it would have hit the largest customer in production; the fix shipped in a Friday afternoon dot-release they never had to notice.
What you receive

Two PDFs. One is rebuilt. One is written from scratch.

The resume surfaces the experience and keywords the posting actually calls for — without padding it with the buzzwords other AI resume tools are criticized for. The cover letter reads like a person wrote it, on a real desk, in the same hour you applied.

  • A resume rebuilt for the role.

    Your actual experience, reframed around what this specific posting is asking for. We do not invent accomplishments — we surface the ones that already exist and put them where the recruiter will see them.

  • A cover letter in a warm, human voice.

    Professional without sounding like a template. We deliberately avoid the robotic phrasing AI-written letters are routinely criticized for online — no "I am writing to express my enthusiastic interest in the role".

  • Beautifully formatted PDFs in your inbox.

    Both arrive in your email as clean PDFs and are available to download. The result page stays available for re-downloads within the same order.

Document oneResume · rebuilt
PDF
Document twoCover letter · from scratch
PDF

Dear [Hiring team],

I read your posting twice — once for the requirements, once for the tone underneath them — and what kept surfacing was a team that takes its craft seriously and writes its own materials.

That's the part of my work I've always been drawn to. Here's where I've done it before, and where I'd like to do it next.

— A short signature, a real name.

What it felt like

The cover letter is the part people remember.

We rewrite the resume to fit the posting — and we write the cover letter so it sounds like you wrote it on a good day, not a template bot.

I came in expecting a reword and got a reframe of twelve years of work I had already shipped. The lead role I applied for read my resume like I had been doing the job for two.
Marcus ChenSenior engineer · moving into a lead role
I was terrified four years out would read like a gap nobody wanted to explain. The rewrite pulled the freelance projects I had kept doing in those years back to the front of the page.
Aisha OkonkwoParent returning to work · four-year break
I had no awards to lean on, just internships and a couple of side projects, and the cover letter made that sound like a real beginning. The hiring manager wrote back the same afternoon.
Jonas LindqvistNew graduate · first role out of school
Pricing

One document, one price$15.No subscription. No monthly credits. No ATS scoring interface to learn.

Includes
  • Hearthwright (PDF)
  • Cover letter (PDF)
  • Email delivery + download
  • One free regeneration within 24 hours
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Your pasted text is kept only for the 24-hour regeneration window, then deleted.

Questions

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Ready when you are

One role, two documents, fifteen dollars.

No account. No subscription. Paste, pay, and the documents land in your inbox.

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