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AI cover letters

Letters that sound like you, targeted to the role.

Stop sending the same wall of text. xapply maps the job description to your real wins so recruiters get relevance in the first paragraph.

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  • Job posting aware
  • Quick first draft
  • Tone you can tune
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Dear Hiring Team at Northwind,

I am applying for the Senior Product Designer role. In my last role I led end-to-end flows for a B2B analytics product used by 200+ teams, cutting time-to-insight by 35% through clearer information hierarchy and research-backed defaults.

Your posting emphasizes cross-functional discovery and shipping in tight loops. That is how I work: partner with eng and success, validate with customers weekly, and document decisions so the team does not relitigate the same questions.

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How it works

From blank doc to send-ready

Three steps. You stay in control of what goes to the employer.

01

Add context

Paste the role description and connect your resume or key wins so the letter cites real experience.

02

Generate

We weave keywords, tone, and structure to match how this company talks about the work, not a Mad Libs template.

03

Refine

Edit every line in place, then copy to your application or export. Nothing ships until you say so.

Built for skim-heavy recruiters

Every block exists to answer “why you, why this role” before they scroll away.

Keyword intelligence

Mirrors the posting, honestly

We surface phrases from the job description where they match your history, not invented credentials.

Tone you dial in

Formal, direct, or conversational: the voice stays consistent through the whole letter.

Fast first draft

Iterate on structure before you wordsmith every comma.

Pairs with your resume story

Use the same facts as your tailored resume so hiring teams see one coherent narrative across documents.

From skimmed to remembered

Generic intros signal bulk applications. Specific hooks signal intent.

  1. 01

    Hook in sentence one

    Lead with a proof point tied to this role, not a blanket enthusiasm paragraph.

  2. 02

    Evidence, not adjectives

    Replace “passionate team player” with outcomes your resume already supports.

  3. 03

    Tight close

    End with a clear next step that matches how the company describes the work.

Generic template

"I am writing to apply for the position. I am a hard worker and a fast learner. Please find my resume attached. I look forward to hearing from you."

Easy to ignore
xapply output

"Shipped onboarding flows that cut activation time by 28% while you were scaling the design org."

Opens with a measurable outcome tied to language from your posting, then connects back to your documented experience, so it survives both skim and follow-up read.

Built to earn a second look

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