You open a template, stare at the empty “Summary” box and close the tab. Or you fill in forty form fields and end up with a CV that lists duties instead of results. Writing about yourself is hard — not because you have nothing to say, but because a form is the worst way to get it out of you.
Build Your CV by Chatting With AI
No forms, no blank page. Tell the assistant about your work the way you'd tell a colleague — your CV writes itself while you talk.
Try it now — no sign-up needed
The problem
Most CV attempts die on a blank page
The solution
Just talk — the assistant does the writing
Twin CV replaces the form with a conversation. Tell the assistant what you do the way you'd tell a colleague: “I run the backend team at a delivery startup — we moved everything to Kubernetes last year.” It asks the one follow-up that matters, then writes the entry for you: in the right section, in clean CV language.
- All 8 sections: profile, skills, experience, education, languages, certificates, projects and extras.
- Write in your own words and your own language — the assistant replies in the language you use.
- Prefer typing? Every section can also be edited by hand, right next to the chat.
The problem
Your CV lists duties. Recruiters look for results
“Responsible for the backend.” “Worked on the mobile app.” Most CVs read like job descriptions, because nobody asked the questions that turn a duty into an achievement: How many users? What changed because of you? What did you lead?
The solution
It asks for the detail that turns a duty into a result
Where an entry would be stronger with one more detail — a number on a role, a level on a skill — the assistant asks for it, once, without nagging. Then it writes the line with a strong action verb. It never invents anything: if you don't give it a number, no number appears on your CV. What you get is your own experience, told well.
The problem
Letting AI touch your CV feels risky
What if it rewrites the one line you were proud of? What if it deletes a job? Most AI writing tools hand you a wall of text and hope you like it — with no way back to how things were five minutes ago.
The solution
Every change is tied to a message — and can be rolled back
Nothing changes behind your back: every edit the assistant makes belongs to a message in your chat. Changed your mind? In your account, open an earlier message and choose Edit and roll back changes. Twin CV first shows you exactly what will be undone, then puts your CV back the way it was at that point. You stay the author — the assistant is just faster hands.
Three steps
How to build yours
- Open Quick CV and start talking — no account needed to try it.
- Answer the assistant's questions, or upload the CV you already have and improve it together.
- Create your free account to keep it — the CV and the conversation come with you — then share it as a link or pick a design.
Building your CV by chat is part of every plan, including Free. The designed PDF download starts with Standard — see pricing.
FAQ
Questions about building a CV by chat
Do I need an account to try it?
No. Quick CV starts the conversation right away. When you create your free account, everything you built — the CV and the chat — comes with you.
Which languages can I use?
Write to the assistant in whatever language you're comfortable with; it replies in the same language and can translate your CV content when you ask. The Twin CV interface itself is in English and Turkish.
Will the AI make things up?
No. It records only what you tell it, in better words. When something required is missing, it asks you for that one thing instead of guessing — and a skill without a stated level stays without one.
Can I still edit my CV by hand?
Yes. Every section has its own editor, and the assistant notices your manual edits and carries on from them.
What does it cost?
Building and editing your CV by chat is free. Paid plans add the designed PDF download, your own custom link, more visitor messages and more — see pricing.