Writing studio

The Writing studio, in the sidebar, writes documents that are not a resume: a resignation or recommendation letter, a personal statement, a proposal, a professional email, a LinkedIn headline and the like. It also corrects, shortens, translates or rephrases any text you give it. It uses an AI model, so it is optional and only there if this copy of Rejarsume has AI set up. Nothing becomes a document until you press the button that makes one.

Before you start#

It is behind the same Sign in and agreement as AI in the editor: credits and your agreement belong to you and not to whoever uses this browser. You can take the agreement back at any time with Withdraw my agreement.

Create#

Choose What do you want to write?, give The facts it should use and press Write it. You can add a title, say who it is for and choose a tone. The kinds are: resignation, recommendation and reference letters, personal statement, statement of purpose, project and business proposals, professional email, scholarship and internship documents, professional bio, LinkedIn headline and About section, GitHub profile README, portfolio description, project summary and social post, and another document for anything else.

It writes only from what you give. A name, a date, an amount or a result that you did not give is not made up: it stands in the text as a [placeholder] in square brackets, and the draft lists what it needs from you. The server also checks the draft for figures and names that were in nothing you sent, and the page warns you in a yellow note if it finds one. A warning is a reason to check, not a ruling.

What comes back is a form, and you edit it before you do anything with it. Make a document puts it in your library as a letter, which you can restyle and export like a resume, and opens it. Copy copies it as text. If you chose a resume under Which resume should it read?, its text is sent too and the document starts with that resume's name and contact details.

Improve#

Paste or write a text, choose What should it do? and press Improve the text. It can improve the text, make it shorter or longer, fix spelling and grammar, summarise it, make it more formal or friendlier, translate it, or say it three ways. For a translation, name the language under Translate into.

It keeps your meaning and adds no facts, and the page warns you if the result has a figure or a name that your text did not. Use as my text puts the result in the box so you can go on from it, and Make a document keeps it in your library.

Credits#

Each request costs credits, taken before the model is called and given back if it fails. Unless whoever runs this copy has set other prices:

• Write it costs 2 credits.
• Improve the text costs 1 credit.

The page shows how many are left and when they renew. Pressing a button twice, or a connection that drops and retries, is not charged twice.

What is sent and what is kept#

Only the facts, the text and the resume you chose, and only when you press the button. Nothing you send or receive is stored by the AI service or by the server that relays it: what is kept is a count of requests and credits. The document you make is yours, in your library and your account like any other. See Privacy.