Changelog

New

• Browse authentic visual previews of bundled LaTeX templates before creating a CV project

Improved

• Split CV editor and PDF preview panes maintain your code draft, cursor position, and undo history across viewport changes and tab switches
• Jobs list keeps company names, stages, and due badges legible on compact screens without horizontal overflow
• Job detail layout organizes your application record and cover letter in tabs, with attached CV tools kept right at hand
• Dashboard puts upcoming applications and recent CV work near the top, with direct actions to create a project or job
• Mobile navigation is streamlined to four primary destinations with account settings and sign out neatly grouped in a More menu
• Form controls, date inputs, and short selectors use natural proportionate widths across the entire workspace
• Dialog close buttons provide comfortable touch targets and reliably return focus when closed

New

• Generate a cover letter in English or Vietnamese from your attached CV, job description, and confirmed contact details
• Choose a recipient, role title, and 1 to 2 contact lines so every generated letter includes a complete greeting and signature
• Pick a strict 500, 750, or 1000 character budget and get a private review checklist for requirement gaps or unconfirmed conditions
• Edit the draft by hand, save work-in-progress drafts up to 2000 characters, and copy the letter once it fits your selected limit
• Preview regenerated drafts side-by-side before replacing your current letter, with one-click Undo in the same session

Improved

• The editor reminds you to recompile and attach your PDF after CV edits before sending the letter

New

• A Feedback button in the corner of every workspace page opens a small form for bug reports, feature ideas, and anything else.

New

• Settings has a Danger zone where you can permanently delete your account and data
• Deletion asks for your password, or your account email if you sign in with Google, before it runs

New

• Edits save automatically: pause for a moment in the editor and the file is stored, with a status that reads Saved, Saving, or Save failed
• Picking a compile entry now applies it immediately instead of waiting on a separate save button

Improved

• Ctrl+S still forces an instant save, and Compile keeps saving your latest edits first
• Leaving a file with unsaved edits now offers Save and continue next to Discard

New

• Three-column workspace shell with an internally scrolling file tree and editor
• Folder picker dialogs for moving and creating files, so destinations are picked, not typed
• Rename, move, and delete actions on real folders

Fixed

• Deleting the current main file is refused with guidance instead of leaving the project without one
• File and folder names can no longer smuggle in path separators

New

• ATS match score with keyword, impact, and clarity sub-scores
• Priority edits that show the evidence behind each change
• Honest-gap advisories: points to handle in the interview, never auto-applied

Improved

• Edits anchor to exact lines, so summaries and plain paragraphs are editable, not just bullets
• Skill term swaps keep your LaTeX formatting intact

Fixed

• Suggestions citing numbers absent from your CV are dropped before you see them
• Edits that would change nothing are rejected instead of silently counted as applied

New

• Applied-on and interview-on dates on every job
• A Due column sorting the nearest deadline or interview first
• Delete a job from its detail page, with confirmation

Improved

• Change status inline from the jobs table; it saves on selection
• Search and status filters survive refresh and back navigation
• Dashboard metric cards count real totals, not capped lists

New

• Live waiting state with queue position, cancel, and retry
• Failed compiles show file, line, and message, with jump-to-line in the editor
• Inline PDF preview after a successful compile
• Per-project render history with the last 20 renders

Improved

• PDF downloads use friendly names like project-variant-20260822.pdf