Latest Updates

Your AI help is now faster to start and more dependable, so you can get quality suggestions with less waiting and fewer hiccups. Job alerts are also smoother to interact with, reducing friction when you’re searching.

1. Highlights

   • Faster AI readiness by pre-warming the assistant so suggestions feel more immediate.

   • More reliable AI assistant behavior for fewer interruptions during edits.

   • Cleaner job alerts opt-in experience with better layout and spacing.

2. Bug fixes

   • Fixed job alerts bar sizing so it no longer clips or overflows on different screens.

   • Fixed job alerts feature gating so the alerts bar shows only when it should.

Your resume flow is smoother and more reliable—less friction in job search, fewer crashes, and clearer onboarding so you can get to a better resume faster.

Highlights

• Onboarding now restores your CV language correctly so your first resume setup is accurate.

• Job search is quicker to use with better focus behavior and a new scroll-to-top control.

• Reorder Sections now has guardrails that prevent unexpected layout hiccups.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a crash triggered by FirebaseUI activities missing required data.

Finding and acting on relevant jobs is faster and clearer now, and the resume import experience better matches your language. We also smoothed out a few rough edges in the job alerts flow so it’s easier to opt in and stay informed.

Highlights:

• Job alerts opt‑in is now integrated into job search.

• “New” tags for jobs posted today, making fresh opportunities easier to spot.

• Job cards were refined for readability and tap comfort on phones.

• Resume import prompts are now localized to your selected CV language.

Job search is faster and more consistent, and resume import got smarter so you spend less time fixing details. You’ll see smoother navigation and fewer interruptions across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Highlights:

• Job search cards are now fully tappable with clearer visuals, making it quicker to open and compare roles.

• Viewed jobs now persist locally so you can pick up where you left off.

• Resume import is improved, including better address handling and localization for non‑English resumes.

Bug fixes:

• Fixed iPad portrait menu and navigation issues at launch

• Removed Mac onboarding flicker during setup

• Added a Retry option when the AI assistant hits an error

• Improved stability and performance in CV scanning and career/education detail flows

Our iOS 26 release gave us an opportunity to refresh the app's user interface.

• Edge-to-edge UI that takes full advantage of the entire screen

• An updated main menu, including a new 'floating' menu on iPad

• Hints of liquid glass (there's more to come here in future releases). Check out the new tab bar across the app

• Revamped screen for selecting your resume template

We've finally added dark mode to our iOS and macOS apps! You no longer need to strain your eyes while building your resume on Apple devices.

This brings our iOS and macOS apps up-to-date with our Android app, which has had dark mode for a while.

The app will follow the dark/light mode appearance setting you've set for your device.

We've rebuilt the CV Engineer website from the ground up using Framer.

Our 2025 plans include finally building a web app. With that in mind, we thought it was high time to give the website a refresh. CV Engineer originally launched on Android, and we've subsequently expanded onto iOS and macOS.

Keep an eye on our new updates page for news on the web app at some point in 2025!

Enhancements:

• Every web page on the main domain has been rebuilt, including the landing page, about us, privacy policy, and terms and conditions

• There's a new updates page where you can keep up-to-date on the latest CV Engineer news and releases