Bespoke reads the posting you're looking at, folds in your profile, and writes a resume and cover letter built for that one role, in about twenty seconds.
Free forever. No account, no server, no telemetry.
No dashboard to open, no copy-pasting a job description into a chat window. The whole flow happens on the page you're already reading.
Bespoke pulls the title, company and description straight from LinkedIn's structured data — or has your model read the page on any other job board.
Confirm the details it found in a small dialog. Nothing leaves the page until you say go.
A resume and a cover letter, written in parallel against that specific description, plus a match score. Markdown or PDF.
Save the application and move it from Applied through interviews to Offer, with notes, tags and prep guides.
Written in parallel, each one weighted toward the skills that posting actually asks for.
JSON-LD and CSS selectors on LinkedIn; an LLM pass over raw page text everywhere else.
A 0–100 score with strengths, gaps and concrete suggestions for closing them.
Saved → Applied → HR → Technical → Offer, with notes and tags at every stage.
A focused technical guide per role: key technologies, likely questions, deep-dive topics.
Applications by status, conversion rates and trends over time.
Download either document as PDF straight from the dialog.
Profile, settings and applications back up to your own Drive app folder.
Every system and user prompt is editable. The templates are just a good place to begin.
General-purpose professional resume.
Tuned for software roles.
For designers, PMs and makers.
Bespoke has no backend of its own. Your profile sits in browser storage and travels only to the endpoint you configured.
Your profile, settings and applications live in the browser. Drive sync is opt-in and uses your own app folder.
No pixels, no analytics, no crash reporting. Nothing about your job search is measured.
MIT-licensed on GitHub. Read the network calls yourself — there are exactly as many as we claim.
Install it, paste your model's API key, and the next posting you open already knows who you are.