One resume
One resume, made for one job
€3 one-off
We read it in your browser, rewrite it for one job, and format it for the country you are applying in. You see every change before you download it.
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One resume
€3 one-off
We read it in your browser, rewrite it for one job, and format it for the country you are applying in. You see every change before you download it.
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€21–€48 a month
New jobs added every night, each scored against your resume.
Searching all jobs is free, needs no account, and will stay free.
Free with an account: your resume check, your match score for any job, and 5 form fills a month with the Chrome extension.
Applying to a school
Free profile evaluation to start
For MBA, MiM, MSc, MS/MEng, undergraduate and PhD applicants. Involve builds your resume for each programme, with what that school cares about most at the top. A consultant helps you with the rest: school choice, essays, recommenders, interviews and the timeline.
No tool submits a university application for you. One that says it can would get your application rejected. We tell you the fee after the evaluation, once we know your schools and deadlines.
How it works
Scroll through the four steps. The window shows each one in the app.
Search by role, firm or keyword, then filter by country, function and programme. Every listing shows where it came from and when it closes, plus the salary and visa sponsorship when the posting states them.
Every job you save, tailor and send lands on one board, with the date, the CV you used and how it was sent. You can see at a glance what you have already applied to.
Involve Resume works from the words already in your CV. A check in our code throws out any change it can't trace back to your CV before you see it. You get the old and new versions side by side, and the CV is saved only when you press Approve.
Before you click, each job says how it will be sent: our extension fills the form and you press submit, or we open the listing for you. We never automate LinkedIn, because that can get your account banned.
The hidden cost
You apply to jobs a week, and each one takes minutes.
That's 390 hours a year: 49 Sundays.
We count a Sunday as 8 hours. Involve Resume won't give you every hour back. It cuts the repeat work, like typing the same details into every application form.
Start freeJob alerts
Save any search and we'll email you when a new role matches it. Many graduate programmes review applications as they arrive, so applying early helps.
Example
What changes
Read in this tab. The file is never uploaded. You need a free account to use your own resume. Try the sample without one.
Every job gets a score based on what your resume really says. We tell you plainly what is missing.
We adjust your resume, write the cover letter and fill in the form. You approve before anything downloads, and before any form is sent.
And the most important part: we never make anything up. If a word is not backed by your own resume, we throw it away before you see it.
New — on the resume itself
A recruiter decides about your resume in less than half a minute, and you never get to see what they think. So here, another student reads your resume for thirty seconds. Then they answer five questions: What does this person do? How experienced are they? Would you call them? What do you remember? What was missing? You see their answers.
These answers come from real people, not from our software. Say five readers out of six think you work in operations, but you are applying for finance jobs. No score out of 100 would tell you that.
Only the lines you tick. Readers never see your name, your school or the job you want, so their answers stay honest. You never learn who read your resume. You read someone else's resume before anyone reads yours, so everyone gives as well as gets. If you take your resume down, its answers are deleted too. Free on any account, in English, French, German and Spanish.
New — Career Lab
A resume gets you noticed. But it cannot tell you if you want the job, what the work is really like, or how to pass the test before the interview. These thirteen screens help with that. You answer by clicking, so the same answer always gets the same score. There is no AI chat and no surprise bill.
Career Lab
Spend twelve to fifteen minutes on what you enjoy, how you like to work and what matters to you. We compare your answers with the resume on your account. You get roles and sectors that fit, and the reason for each.
Career Lab
See ten sectors from inside one company. Learn how it makes money, the five numbers your job would track, who does what, how people move up, what is happening now, who is hiring and what it pays. It ends with a ten-question quiz.
Career Lab
242 tasks and more than 3,200 questions across eleven jobs. You work with realistic emails, memos, tables and charts, and make real decisions. The numbers change every time you try, and each task is different.
Career Lab
Online work experience. Your manager gives you a brief on Monday. You do four tasks during the week, with the files you need, and hand in a summary on Friday. It takes sixty to ninety minutes, and you get one grade for the whole week.
Career Lab
Hear about a normal work day from someone who went to your school and has the job you want. Your careers office invites them. They answer ten questions in their own words. You read the answers and can ask for a chat. Nobody is listed until they agree, and no contact details are shared. It is free, because talking to a former student should not cost you anything.
Career Lab
See the jobs your resume already shows you can do, and what you still need for each one. It uses your real resume, not a quiz. You find it inside the Lab, next to the other screens.
Tests
Timed tests in numbers, words and logic, with a score for each topic. "What would you do?" questions for each sector. Games that test risk, memory and attention. Practice for specific companies: an Amazon-style work survey and stories for its 16 principles, McKinsey-style and BCG-style online cases, Excel and critical thinking. And a full assessment day: an inbox task, a written case, a five-minute presentation and a scored group discussion.
Tests
Every day: one "how big is this market?" question, one set of mental maths and one short case based on the news. Keep your streak going. There are also business games you play alone, like running a shop, a factory line or a product launch, with surprises along the way.
Offer and negotiation
Learn what you can and cannot negotiate in a graduate job offer, and what salary to ask for. Then practise with a simulator: a recruiter pushes back, and the talk goes where your answers take it. Most people get this step wrong, so it has its own tab.
Career Lab
Two minutes a week, just tapping answers: what gave you energy this week, and what drained you. After a term, the totals show what you really enjoy, based on real weeks. It just adds up your answers. It does not give advice. Nobody else can ever see it, not even your school.
Teamwork
Say which course you need help with, or can help others with, and when you are free. You see other students who said the same. Students from your own school come first. You see other schools only if you both tick the box. Helping someone else also helps you learn. No contact details are shared.
Teamwork
One person starts a draw and reads out a six-character code. Everyone types it in and gets a role for the next group project, such as timekeeper, devil's advocate or summariser (ten roles in all). Each role says what that person has to do. You cannot draw again. That way you try new roles instead of always taking the same one.
Say what you want to practise and which evenings you are free. You see other students who said the same. Students from your own school come first, then other schools if you both tick the box. A session takes forty minutes: twenty minutes each, then ten minutes of feedback using a sheet we give you. Nobody is shown to others until they ask to be, and no email addresses are shared. You both get the same calendar invite and a private room. You find it in Interview practice. Free on any account.
The questions, scores and reports are finished and tested. No part of it is a placeholder, and no AI writes any of it, so the same answer always gets the same score. One thing is not finished yet: these screens are in English only, while the rest of the app is also in French, German and Spanish. Each screen says this at the top. When a screen is translated, its label goes away. The partner board, the study board and the alumni list only show real people. If nobody is there yet, they are empty and say why. The alumni list fills up when a careers office invites its former students.
For a job or for a school
It works the same way for both. Who will read it decides how long it is, what goes first and what gets left out.
For a job
For a college
What we will not promise. No tool can send a university application for you. The school checks who you are, your grades come from your university, and reference letters must come from the people who wrote them. A tool that promises more would get your application rejected. We build your resume and tell you exactly what is missing. A real person helps with the rest.
What we refuse to do
Live jobs
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How many jobs
We count the jobs ourselves. We do not use the number a job site claims. We also remove the jobs we would not show you before we count. We use official job feeds first. Each job shows how you apply before you click.
The app
Add it and Involve reads it here in your browser. The file is never uploaded. Once you sign in, the text is saved to your account. Then choose where it is going: a job or a programme. Involve scores your resume, asks you about anything missing, and builds the version that fits.
Build it for a job Build it for a college
Not sure which job yet? Career Lab looks at what you enjoy and what your resume already shows. Then you can try the work before you apply.
Searching all jobs, and trying the sample resume, are free with no account. With a free account, reading and editing your own resume, the resume check and your match score for any job are free too. Target my CV checks it against one job ad for free. The tailored resume, AI rewrites and applying through us cost money. Prices start at €3 for a single resume.
True on every plan, even the free one
You cannot buy them and you cannot lose them. They are built into how the app works.
Reading, scoring, tailoring and making the file all happen in your own tab. The file you upload is never sent anywhere. What leaves is only what a button you pressed needs: the line being rewritten, the message being redrafted, or the sentences to translate if you ask for your resume in another language. A tailored resume you approve is saved to your account so it is still there on your next laptop, and you can download or delete all of it from the account screen. The exact list is on the privacy page.
Every number comes from a line you wrote. If a rewrite adds a number, an employer or a date you did not write, we throw it away and tell you.
You see every change next to the line it replaces. A change is made only when you say yes.
Press a button on your account screen and it takes you to Stripe, our payment provider. Nobody calls you or asks you to stay. Your plan stops at the end of the period you have already paid for.
Where the jobs come from, what data we keep, and who built this: why you can trust Involve.
Questions
Yes, to start. Checking your CV against a job, the gap scan, the match score and 5 extension form fills a month are free. Every account without a paid plan also gets 3 tailored CVs free, built in your browser without AI rewrites. After that, you can buy a single tailored CV or take a monthly plan. Cover letters come with the Pro Max plan. No card needed to sign up.
Tens of thousands of live jobs, mostly from employers' own career sites, plus a few public job boards. We check them every day. Each listing links to the original posting, and we remove jobs once they close.
No. A check in our code rejects any change with a word that can't be traced back to your own CV. You see every change before and after, and the CV is saved only when you approve it.
No. Automating LinkedIn can get your account suspended, so our extension does not run there. For every job we tell you how it will be sent before you click.
Your CV file is read in your browser and never uploaded. With an account, the text of your CV and the tailored CVs you approve are saved to it so you can come back to them. If you press a button that asks an AI model to rewrite or translate, only the text that feature needs is sent, never your email address or phone number. Your CV only goes to an employer when you send it. Our privacy page lists every service we use, where data is stored and how long we keep it.
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