/SwiftCover
/SwiftCover
SwiftCover reads the role, writes a cover letter in your voice, rewrites your resume to match, and keeps every application organized. Apply to more jobs, better, in far less time.
Free to try · Works on iPhone, Android, and in your browser · See how it works ↓
Dear Spotify team,
I'm excited to apply for the Senior iOS Engineer role. Over the past four years I've shipped Swift apps people open every day — and kept them fast.
Your posting asks for SwiftUI depth and product sense. That's exactly where I do my best work, from prototype to App Store.
I'd love to bring that same care to Spotify's mobile experience.
— Alex
Alex Chen — Product Engineer
Product-minded engineer with 4+ years shipping polished React Native features used daily by millions.
• Led a TypeScript migration across a 60k-line mobile codebase, cutting crash rate 38%
• Built an offline-first sync engine — the detail work Notion is known for
• Shipped 20+ A/B-tested features from spec to store
Interactive demo — tap ✨ or 📝 to try both flows
No blank pages, no wrestling with formatting. Hand SwiftCover the job and it does the heavy lifting — you stay in control of every word.
Paste a link or share a posting straight from LinkedIn, Indeed, or your browser. SwiftCover pulls in the role, company, and requirements.
It writes a cover letter in your voice and rewrites your resume to mirror the role's language — matched to the posting, not a template.
Edit anything, export a clean PDF or DOCX, and every application stays organized in the built-in tracker so nothing slips.
SwiftCover covers the whole application, from the first draft to the follow-up email.
A human-sounding letter for each posting in ~30 seconds — matched to the role, never a fill-in-the-blank template.
Rewrites your resume to reflect the exact skills and language a role is asking for, so you read as an obvious fit.
Likely questions and strong, specific answers generated from the actual posting — walk in ready.
Polished thank-you notes and check-ins, ready to send at the right moment in the process.
Every job, letter, resume, and status in one place — so you always know where each application stands.
Bring your resume in from a PDF or LinkedIn export, and send finished documents out as clean PDF or DOCX.
Everything syncs with SwiftCover on the web — write on a laptop, apply from your phone. Included free, same account.
Most applications fail for boring, fixable reasons. Here is what SwiftCover is doing on your behalf every time you paste a posting.
Applicant tracking systems and recruiters both scan for the terms in the job description. If a posting says "stakeholder management" and your resume says "worked with teams," you look like a weaker match than you are. SwiftCover rewrites your bullets using the role's actual language — without inventing experience you don't have.
Every generated letter and resume comes with a keyword check against the posting: what you matched, and what is missing. You see the gap before a recruiter does, and can decide what to add.
Exports are clean PDF and Word files with real text — not images or exotic layouts that resume parsers choke on. The default template is deliberately plain for exactly this reason.
No fake employers, dates, degrees, or achievements. Tailoring reframes what is already true about your experience, and a side-by-side change review lets you keep or reject every single edit before you save.
Point your phone camera at the code, grab SwiftCover from your store, or open it straight in your browser — same account, same documents. Free to try.
Practical, honest guides to cover letters, resume tailoring, and what to do after you apply. No invented statistics, no promises about outcomes nobody can promise.
The four-paragraph anatomy, with a complete worked letter dissected line by line.
A repeatable process for reading a posting and rewriting your bullets to match it — honestly.
Which formatting genuinely breaks resume parsers, and which scary statistics you can ignore.