For accounting, audit, FP&A, banking and risk
Your finance CV, built only from what you’ve actually done.
Upload your CV and confirm each line. Answer a few questions to make the vague ones specific, then tailor it to a role. Every change is checked against your own evidence before you see it.
Free to start. No card. Nothing is invented on your behalf.
| Row | A · Your line | B · Stronger, from your answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Involved in month-end. | Post about 25 accruals and prepayments journals a month and reconcile the AP control account✓ checked · 2 facts from you |
| 2 | Built a driver-based cost model used in the annual budget. | Built an Excel cost model on volume, headcount and fuel drivers covering about £18m of depot costs, used as the base for the 2023 and 2024 budgets✓ checked · 4 facts from you |
| 3 | Ad hoc analysis. | Answer store profitability questions for the commercial team, a few a week, including analysis of closing two loss-making stores✓ checked · 3 facts from you |
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Paste one line from your CV.
See straight away what a finance reader would flag. With a free account, answer a couple of questions and get the line back rewritten with your facts only: the same engine that works through your whole CV.
Nothing you type here is stored.
How it works
- Step 1
Upload and confirm
We read your CV into roles, dates, achievements and qualifications. You confirm what's accurate. Only confirmed lines are ever used.
- Step 2
Strengthen
We pick your vaguest lines and ask a few short questions about scale, results and your part. Your answers are the only new facts in the rewrite.
- Step 3
Tailor and download
Paste a job description to put your most relevant experience first. Choose one of four clean styles and download PDF or Word.
Why not just ask a chatbot?
You can. Here’s what’s different when your CV has to survive an interview.
Figures
A general chatbot: fills gaps with plausible numbers (“reduced costs by 30%”) you then have to defend.
Coffee & Excel: asks for the number. If you don't give one, the line doesn't get one.
Your role
A general chatbot: upgrades “helped with” to “led” because it reads better.
Coffee & Excel: keeps your verb unless your answer says otherwise, and checks every rewrite against what you said.
UK and Irish finance
A general chatbot: writes a US-style résumé and guesses at qualification wording.
Coffee & Excel: follows UK and Irish CV norms and words ACA, ACCA, CIMA and CFA status the way each body requires.
Then get ready for what comes next
The same rule applies: built from your own experience, never invented.
Interview practice
Practise the questions for a real job
Five questions written for the advert and your CV. Type your answers and see what to sharpen, with quotes from what you wrote.
See how it works →Free tool · Career path planner
Map the route to the role you want
Where you are now, where you want to be, and the steps, stepping-stone roles and qualifications in between. Free with an account.
Plan your path →Four clean CV styles
Single-column and easy for applicant tracking systems to read. Download as PDF or Word.
What we won’t do
A CV only helps if you can defend every line in the interview. So the product has hard limits.
- Invent a number, tool, qualification or result you haven't given us
- Turn “helped with” into “led” without your say-so
- Score your chances or rank you against other candidates
- Change your CV without showing you the exact wording first
Finance CV examples
All examples →FP&A analyst
Responsible for the monthly management accounts pack.
Prepared the monthly management pack for the leadership team across 4 business units, with variance commentary on revenue and gross margin
Audit senior
Audited various clients.
Ran the year-end audit of a £120m-turnover listed retailer as in-charge senior, leading a team of 4
Management accountant
Responsible for month-end.
Ran the month-end close for 3 UK entities, bringing reporting forward from working day 8 to day 5
Treasury analyst
Responsible for cash forecasting.
Built the 13-week cash forecast for 14 entities, used by the CFO to time a £40m revolving credit drawdown
Built for finance work
All finance career guides →From the guides
Browse all guides →Questions people ask
Do you write my CV for me?
No. We build your CV from the lines you've confirmed. Suggestions reword or reorder what's already there, and when a line is vague we ask you questions so you can add the detail yourself.
Will it invent achievements or numbers?
No. Every suggested change is checked against your own evidence before you see it: numbers, names, tools and qualifications must come from what you've told us. If something is missing, we ask you about it rather than filling the gap.
Will my CV get through applicant tracking systems?
We don't give you a score or a pass rate, because no one can honestly promise one. All four CV styles are single-column, real text in a sensible reading order, which applicant tracking systems read reliably.
Is it free to start?
Yes. You don't need a card. You get five starter credits, and uploading your CV, confirming it, analysing jobs and strengthening your lines (three rounds a day on the free plan) don't use credits at all.
What can I upload?
Text-based PDFs, Word documents and plain text, up to 10 MB. Scanned PDFs (images of text) aren't supported yet.
Who can see my CV?
Only you. We use AI to analyse your CV only with your consent, and you can delete your account at any time, which removes your CVs, evidence, files and history straight away.