CVShark: AI resume and CV tailoring for Australian jobs
Stop sending the same resume to every job.
Strong foundation. Three useful gaps.
Your delivery evidence is clear. Bring the role's language into the bullets that already prove it.
Matched
Missing
+14
after tailoring
- Built for Australian hiring
- Free check, no account
- No invented experience
- Advice you can act on
One application at a time
Check, tailor, export, track.
Check
Paste your resume and the job ad. Get a match score and the exact keywords the ad wants that your resume doesn't mention yet.
Tailor
The rewrite is the product: CVShark rewrites your resume to fit the ad, using what's already true about you, not invented qualifications.
Export
Download a Word document formatted so screening software can actually read it. No tables, no columns, no surprises.
Track
Save the job, move it across your application board from applied to offer, and keep every tailored version in one place.
Built differently
Useful evidence, without the ATS mythology.
Try the real product
Free ATS resume check, no account needed.
Paste your resume. Add a job ad if you have one and we'll score the match too. Either way you get a real breakdown in seconds.
No fine print
Questions, answered straight.
What's an ATS, and why should I care?
An Applicant Tracking System is the screening software most Australian employers use before a human ever reads your resume. CVShark checks whether it can read yours, and whether it has the keywords the ad wants.
Is it free?
The resume check is free, no account needed. Signing up unlocks the AI rewrite, cover letters, and tracking, up to 10 checks and 5 edits a month. Pro removes the limits for $19 / month.
Does it work for SEEK / government jobs?
Yes. CVShark is built around Australian job ads and the hiring software behind SEEK, LinkedIn, government portals, and enterprise systems.
Australian job-search guides
Not sure the resume is the problem?
How long does it take to hear back after applying for a job in Australia?
How long it takes to hear back after applying for a job in Australia: three to six weeks is normal. What happens while you wait, and why rejections come last.
Read the guideWhat are your salary expectations? How to answer it on an Australian application
How to answer salary expectations on an Australian job application. Every SEEK ad hides a pay range, base and package differ by 12%, and where to research.
Read the guideCentrelink while you are looking for work: what you can claim, and why timing decides most of it
Centrelink while looking for work: JobSeeker Payment, and why timing decides most of it. When to claim, what a redundancy payout changes, and what you must do.
Read the guide
One resume, forty applications, zero callbacks. Notice a pattern?
See what the screening software can read, what the job ad asks for, and what you can improve without inventing a thing.