Brevy - Find matching jobs and tailor your resume to each one
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Brevy is the AI job-search copilot that matches you with top opportunities and tailors your application instantly. Brevy scans thousands of live openings daily from company career pages to find your perfect match. It rewrites your resume and cover letter using the posting's exact vocabulary, drafts answers for lengthy application forms, and even trains you for interviews with an AI recruiter. Try it for free.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
Nicolas here, maker of Brevy. I'm a senior UI designer, and I built Brevy solo.
Brevy is a job search tool built around your resume. Once you upload it:
🔍 Matching jobs come to you. Pulled straight from company career pages (Greenhouse, Lever, Workday and other ATS platforms), the ones job boards index poorly. A weekly email brings you new ones every Monday.
✍️ Your application is tailored for each posting. Resume and cover letter rewritten in the posting's own vocabulary, with every change shown and the reason behind it. You can edit each one.
🎯 Know your fit score, and what to do about it. A fit check scores you against that specific role and names your gaps as plainly as your strengths.
🗣️ The rest of the process is carried too. Brevy drafts answers to the company form, from your resume. And an AI recruiter puts you through a 10-question rehearsal before the real call.
What it does not do: it never invents experience, it does not apply on your behalf, and there is no hidden text or keyword stuffing.
You can try the tailoring on your own resume right now, without an account: brevy.me/tailor-resume.
The free plan includes 3 tailorings a month, a match score on every posting, uncapped job matches and unlimited application tracking.
Pro is €9.90 a month, or the Job Hunt Pass: €24.90 once for 3 months, nothing to cancel.
Brevy is early and I'd especially value feedback on:
- the quality of the rewrite on your own resume
- the job matches (let me know how relevant they feel!)
- anything that felt unclear, I'm here to answer questions.