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Cover Letters

Cover Letters Written From Your Own CV, For That Exact Job

Paste the link to a job and ask for a cover letter. FutureRoute reads the advert, checks it isn’t a scam, researches the company, picks the CV that fits best and writes a letter for that job. Then it gets you ready for the interview.

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How It Works

  1. Paste a job link, or open a job from your FutureRoute results.
  2. FutureRoute checks the advert for fraud and researches the company: what it builds, and what it has done lately.
  3. If you have more than one CV, it picks the one that fits the job best.
  4. It writes the letter, then a second specialist reviews it against the advert and sends it back if anything is missing.
  5. You edit it, then copy it or download it as a Word or PDF file.

Letters That Sound Like You, Not A Template

Every claim in the letter comes from your CV, the advert or the company research. Nothing is invented. The letter answers what the advert asks for, opens with why you want to work there, and ends with thanks, in 350 to 500 words.

You stay the author: read it, change anything, then send it.

Then Walk Into The Interview Prepared

Ask what they will ask you, and FutureRoute writes the likely questions, why each one is asked and the words to say, from your CV. Then practise with a mock interview and get feedback on every answer.

Application form questions too: paste one like “Why do you want this role?” and get an answer drafted from your experience.

Yes. FutureRoute writes it from the CV that fits the job best, the advert, and what it found out about the company. It never makes up experience you don’t have.

Yes, as a Word file or a PDF, with your name at the top and the letter laid out ready to send.

No. Top up from £8 and pay only for what you ask for. Unused balance never expires.

Yes. Every advert is checked for signs of fraud, such as upfront fees or fake recruiters, before FutureRoute writes anything for it.

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