Text intake
Tell the story in your own words. MemoryCV follows up and saves the facts as you go.
The memory layer for your career
A Résumé That Remembers.
Turn your reviewed career history into grounded résumés and honest job matches.
How MemoryCV works
From resume import to grounded output
A resume import waits for your review. Once saved, the same fact can support a résumé, job match, or application without losing its source.
How it starts
Start with the story, not the formatting.
Tell MemoryCV about your work in plain language. Text and voice facts are saved as you go; resume imports wait for your review.
Voice intake
Talk through roles and projects while Hayes asks for the details a résumé normally misses.
Resume import
Import a PDF or DOCX to recover the history you already have. What we pull from it waits for your review before it enters career memory.
Nothing is committed on upload
One source of truth
One career memory, not another document to maintain.
Your career memory holds the facts you keep, scored for readiness so you know what is strong and what is thin before you generate anything.
- KeepEvery fact stays editable and removable.
- CheckReadiness shows which sections are strong and which need more evidence.
- UseOne career memory feeds every résumé and every job match.
Draft, check, review
Watch a draft become ready for your review.
Generation stays explicit about what it is doing: drafting from your career memory, checking every line against saved facts, then opening a draft for you to review.
- DraftUnchecked prose never appears in the live preview.
- CheckProgress names the current phase and checked bullet count.
- KeepThe result remains a draft until you review it.
Honest job fit
Matches ranked by what you have actually done.
Roles are scored against your career memory, best fit first. When the evidence is not there, it says so instead of inflating the number.
- KeepEach role gets a plain verdict: worth a look, a stretch, or no evidence yet.
- CheckFit counts the requirements your career memory can actually cover.
- UseTailor from the same career memory without losing the source behind it.
- Covered
- Requirement is backed by visible career evidence.
- Addable
- The fact exists, but it is not on the résumé yet.
- Gap
- The memory cannot support the requirement yet.
Evidence states
The product is allowed to say no.
That is what makes the résumé safe to use. Every claim is cited, addable, or a gap, and the page never pretends a gap is covered.
- Cited
- The line is backed by a fact in your career memory.
- Keep it, export it, tailor from it.
- Addable
- The supporting fact exists, but it is not on the résumé yet.
- Add it deliberately instead of rewriting from scratch.
- Gap
- The job asks for something your career memory cannot support.
- It stays a gap until you supply real evidence.
Pricing
The core product stays useful for free.
Pay only when you want job-specific generation and a larger AI budget, never to reach your own career history or download your résumé.
Free
$0Forever
Everything you need to build a grounded résumé and keep it yours.
What's included
- Build and edit your career memory
- Voice onboarding, covered by a one-time starter AI grant
- Generate grounded, standard résumés
- Use all eight ATS-safe layouts
- Export to PDF and DOCX
- Review job fit and track applications
Start free
No credit card, no trial clock.
MemoryCV Pro
$20per month
or $45 every 3 months, save 25%
For focused searches that need tailored generation and more room to run.
Everything in Free, plus
- Generate a résumé for a specific saved job
- Grounded cover letters and application materials
- Interview prep with plans and voice practice
- Higher monthly AI limits
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Every plan checks every claim the same way.
Source first
Build from the memory, not the blank page.
Keep one career memory, then shape it to each role without losing the source behind any line.