Everything you’ve done, on one page.

DealCV gives you everything in one place: 18 designer templates, PDF and Word downloads, an ATS checker, cover letters and a job tracker. Write your experience once, tailor it to each posting, and track every application from the workspace.

Every template exports a text-based PDF with the words in reading order, which is what applicant tracking systems (ATS) need to parse a resume. To test any PDF, including one made elsewhere, the ATS checker shows the text software extracts and what to fix.

Only you, until you share it. A resume can stay private, go live at a public link, or be protected with a password, and you can change that at any time. Deleting your account deletes your resumes with it.

Yes. Import a PDF, a LinkedIn data export, a JSON Resume file or a DealCV export, then pick up where it left off. With an AI provider set up, Word documents work too.

PDF, Word (DOCX), Markdown and JSON. The JSON export imports back into any DealCV workspace, including one you host yourself, so your data is never locked in.

Only if you want it to. Add your own key from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, OpenRouter, Ollama or another provider for sharper lines, tailoring to a job posting, coaching for applications and interviews, and reading Word files. Without a key, nothing is sent to an AI service.

Yes. Every job you track gets its own workspace: check your fit against the posting, draft answers from stories you wrote once, get a short plan before the interview, practise out loud with feedback and debrief afterwards. When offers arrive, compare them side by side. The coaching uses your own AI key; the comparison doesn’t need one.

Yes. DealCV ships as a Docker image, so it runs on your own server with your own database and storage.

The app is translated into 54 languages by volunteers, and a resume can be written in any language, including right-to-left scripts like Arabic and Hebrew.