Most resume builders treat your resume like a static file. KraftCV treats it like a repo. Create a new branch per job. Generate targeted commits for each role. Version your resume intelligently. Export anytime — no paywall. Tailored resumes per job. Free forever. Power mode from $1/day when you’re actively applying.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Christian and we built KraftCV because resume builders have become extractive. The current workflow: 1. Spend hours perfecting your resume 2. Try to download it 3. "Unlock premium for $29/month" 4. Pay or leave with a watermarked PDF This feels wrong. You did the work. Why should downloading your own resume cost money? So we built KraftCV differently: • Free forever (not a trial) • No watermarks ever • Unlimited PDF exports • AI import from LinkedIn or PDF • ATS-optimized templates built for tech candidates The Pro tier ($9/month) adds JD tailoring, GitHub integration and ATS scanner. But the core product i.e. building and exporting a great resume stays free forever. This is our second Product Hunt launch (first was Ekamoira GSC MCP in January). Would love your feedback. What's the worst resume builder experience you've had? 👇

Yeah, totally get the frustration with those paywalls. It's like you just finished a masterpiece and can't even keep it. KraftCV seems like a no-brainer if you're applying to multiple jobs.

@djordjevic_nikola - Thanks man! appreciate the support!

@djordjevic_nikola Glad you liked it. Thanks again Nikola! :)

AppSignal — Get full visibility into app health, errors, and performance

Get full visibility into app health, errors, and performance

Yeah, totally get the frustration with those paywalls. It's like you just finished a masterpiece and can't even keep it. KraftCV seems like a no-brainer if you're applying to multiple jobs.

@djordjevic_nikola - Thanks man! appreciate the support!

@djordjevic_nikola Glad you liked it. Thanks again Nikola! :)