Two AI agents for your job hunt.

Two AI agents that share one memory of you. Hunter works on your CV and applications: it boosts your CV for a job, reviews it, writes cover letters and LinkedIn connect notes, and makes CV links. Ace runs mock interviews out loud, scores them, and keeps a journal of your real interviews. Every skill is also a page, so you can use them with or without the chat.

It writes your keywords onto page 1 of your PDF as one line of white, 0.1pt text. Software that extracts text from the file, like most applicant tracking systems, picks them up. People reading the page don't see them. Nothing else in your CV changes.

Not when they view or print the page. It's still real text, so selecting everything and pasting it somewhere will show it, and some ATS tools display the extracted text. Only keep keywords that genuinely describe your skills.

Open the downloaded PDF, select all (Ctrl/Cmd + A), copy, and paste into a note. Your keywords appear at the top.

Yes, there is nothing to pay and no card to add. Hunter and Ace run on the free tiers of AI providers: Google Gemini, OpenRouter and Cloudflare Workers AI. Free models can be slower or less sharp than paid ones, and each tool has a daily limit so it stays free for everyone. If one model is busy, another takes over.

The keywords are added to your PDF in your browser. The finished PDF downloads to your device, and a copy is uploaded to CV4Hire's cloud storage (Amazon S3). We save that file's link and the keywords you used with your account, and make a 14-day cv4hire.in link to that copy so you can share your CV without Google Drive. Anyone with the link can open the PDF until it expires. When someone opens a link, we record the time, their approximate location (country and city), the site or app they came from, and their device and browser type, so you can see your clicks. We don't store their IP address in these records. The storage link, the keywords and basic browser details are also posted to our internal monitoring channel so we can spot problems. If you auto-fill your profile or ask for a CV review, your CV's text is read in your browser and sent to a free AI model, which pulls out your role, skills and education or writes the review. The text itself isn't stored, only the profile or the review (the latest five reviews are kept). Your profile, memory, CV reviews and interview transcripts are stored with your account and are private to you.

Your profile (role, skills, education, languages, what you're looking for), the roles and companies you're targeting, and how your practice interviews went. Both agents read the same memory. You can see all of it beside Hunter and Ace and at Your data, and edit it any time.

Ace's voice interviewer is Google's Gemini on its free tier. On that tier Google may use the audio and the transcript to improve its products. The transcript is also saved to your account so Ace can score it. If you'd rather not use your voice, type your answers instead. Typed answers go to the free AI models (Gemini, OpenRouter or Cloudflare), whose free tiers have their own terms.

Yes. At Your data you can download everything we hold about you as one file, or delete it all: your profile, memory, journal, mock interviews, CV reviews and CV links. You type DELETE to confirm, and it can't be undone. Your Google sign-in stays with Google.

Creating files and links, and remembering you between visits, needs an account, so each one is tied to the person who made it. It's Google sign-in: no new password, and we never see your Google password.

Long enough to see you through a hiring process, short enough that your CV isn't reachable through it forever. Need it again? Make a new link in seconds.

No tool can, and nobody can promise you a job. Hunter helps keyword filters find the skills you have and helps you present them clearly; Ace helps you practise. Your experience and your effort do the rest.

Yes, if you add your own keywords or paste the job description. The ready-made keyword pack is built for software and tech roles. Ace covers sales, marketing and customer success as well as engineering, data, DevOps and design.