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The CV rewritten overnight for the job ad you found yesterday, ready to print in the morning

Normally this takes a career adviser, or two evenings fighting with Word and a file the company's filters still can't read. Here you say it in plain words, the way you'd say it to a friend, and the next morning the CV is sitting on your computer.

Oravio is an AI operating system: you say what you need in plain words and it does it — for real, even while you sleep.

Say it like this«I'm sending you the warehouse job ad from the supermarket depot in Rho. Build me the right CV for it, and make sure it prints fine in black and white.»Tap here — the sentence is ready, Oravio starts from this one

What you end up with

  • A PDF with real text, the kind screening systems read line by line
  • A black-and-white version that stays legible even after it's been photocopied at the job centre counter
  • The exact dates and employer names from your own files, not from memory

How it works

Oravio lives on your computer and reads what's already there: old CVs, contracts, payslips, notes. At night it keeps track of the months of work as they go by, so when a job ad turns up the CV isn't starting from nothing.

Who it is for

For people sending out applications every week and wondering why no one calls back. And for anyone with a working life in pieces — seasonal jobs, self-employment, building sites — that never quite fits onto one page.

Oravio is not a chat that advises: it is a system that executes. What usually needs a developer, here you just say.

Try it now, it is free