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Turn applications into offers

Clavio is the honest job-search organiser. Keep every role in one place, write CVs only from what you’ve really done, and see where your applications stop.

  • Free for as long as you’re looking
  • 30 days of Accelerator, no card
  • Stored in Ireland, in the EU
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Pipeline

9 roles · 2 to apply

Nothing here yet.

  • Rejected 1
  • No response 2

PipelineTo apply

Product Analyst

Harbour & Vale · London, hybrid

To applysince yesterday

Your next step

Prepare and apply

Tailor or upload your CV and letter, send your application, then mark it applied.

Closes
Friday
Salary
£45,000–£52,000
Location
London, hybrid
Channel
LinkedIn

Activity

  1. Tailored CV marked finalYesterday
  2. Moved to To applyYesterday
  3. Captured from LinkedIn3 days ago
An example of Clavio, with invented roles. Open a role, or go to another place.

One loop, from the roles you want to the offer you take

Each step feeds the next, and what you learn goes back into what you aim for.

  1. Target

    Say what you’re after: the roles, the places, the pay and your pace.

  2. Capture

    Capture a job from its advert or its link, with the advert kept whole.

  3. Understand

    See what the advert asks for, and what your CV already shows.

  4. Prepare

    Write a CV and letter from what you’ve really done, every line cited.

  5. Act

    Take one calm next step at a time, with reminders that move with their day.

  6. Track

    Every move is logged on its day, from New jobs to Accepted.

  7. Learn

    See where your applications stop, and what to change.

Then back to Target, a little sharper.

Pipeline

Leave the spreadsheet, keep what’s in it

Bring in your spreadsheet, a CSV or LinkedIn’s download, each application on its own day and nothing twice. From then on every role has its place, from New jobs to Accepted, and every move is logged as it happens.

  • Capture a job from the advert you’re reading, or from its link
  • A follow-up suggested after 10 quiet days, ready for you to send
  • The people you meet, kept with the roles they’re part of
  • Free for as long as you’re looking
An example board

New jobs

2

Insight Analyst

Penrose Health

Closes Friday

Data Analyst

Tidewell Energy

Captured today

To apply

2

Product Analyst

Harbour & Vale

CV ready

Junior Product Manager

Corvid Studio

Closes 31 Oct

Applied

2

Growth Analyst

Larkhill Labs

Follow-up suggested

Reporting Analyst

Ashdown Mutual

Applied 14 Oct

Interviewing

1

Analytics Lead

Marlow & Finch

Interview Thursday, 10:00

CVAccelerator

A CV that only says what you’ve done

Clavio keeps what you’ve done as accomplishments, in your own words. A tailored CV or cover letter is written from them, every line citing its source, and what the advert asks for that you can’t show yet is named as a gap. Clavio adds nothing it can’t point to.

  • Every line cites the accomplishment behind it
  • Gaps named, never filled in for you
  • Two pages, no photo, in one column an applicant tracking system can read
  • Word and PDF, kept exactly as you sent them
An example tailored CV

Tailored CV

Product Analyst · Harbour & Vale

  • Cut monthly reporting from three days to four hours by automating the finance team’s SQL extracts.Source E-12: Automated the monthly reporting
  • Ran 14 A/B tests on onboarding, lifting week-one activation from 31% to 38%.Source E-07: Onboarding experiments
  • Presented quarterly findings to the leadership team, moving £120k of marketing spend to the best channel.Source E-21: Quarterly insight reviews

From your evidence

  • E-12Automated the monthly reportingAnalyst, Lumen Retail · 2023
  • E-07Onboarding experimentsAnalyst, Lumen Retail · 2024
  • E-21Quarterly insight reviewsJunior Analyst, Northgate · 2022

GapThe advert asks for Tableau. Nothing in your evidence shows it yet, so this CV doesn’t claim it.

Insights

See where your applications stop

Clavio counts what happened to every application and says where most of them stop. It gives a percentage only once there are enough to mean something, and always with its range.

  • Counts always, and a percentage from 20 applications, with its range
  • What works for you, by channel, referral and CV
  • Your week, against the pace you set
An example search
  • Captured: 48
  • Applied: 31
  • Heard back: 9 of 31 · 29% (16–47%)
  • Interviewing: 4 of 31 · 13% (5–29%)
  • Offered: 1 of 31 · 3% (1–16%)

Where your applications stop

Most stop before a reply: of 31 applications, 15 had no response after 10 days or more.

Captured counts every role you’ve captured; the rest count only applications. Ranges show where the true rate probably sits, given how few there are.

Calm, by design

A job search is hard enough. Clavio shows one next step at a time, and stays quiet when nothing needs you.

  • No streaks, leaderboards or countdowns
  • One next step at a time, chosen by where you are
  • Quiet hours, and a daily limit on what reaches you
  • Nothing applied for or sent for you, ever

Anxiety is not an engagement metric.

What Clavio will never build

Six things, ruled out for good rather than put off for later, and published so you can hold Clavio to them.

  1. Mass auto-apply

    Hundreds of applications sent for you bury the ones that matter. Every application in Clavio is one you chose to make.

  2. A free-form CV design canvas

    No columns, photos, icons, logos or skill bars: nothing an applicant tracking system can’t read.

  3. A real-time interview teleprompter

    An interview is a conversation with you, not with a script on your screen.

  4. Keyword stuffing or made-up claims

    Gaming an applicant tracking system gets you past a filter and caught by a person. Every line Clavio writes cites something you’ve really done.

  5. Selling or sharing your data

    Your search is yours. Clavio never sells or shares it, and never reads anyone’s private profile.

  6. Dark patterns, streaks and volume games

    No billing tricks, no streaks to keep alive and no scoreboard for how many you sent.

Two plans, VAT included

Starter is free for as long as you’re looking. Accelerator writes from your evidence for each role you go for.

Starter

Everything a spreadsheet does, and what it can’t

£0for as long as you’re looking

  • Your Brief, your Plan and what to apply for next
  • Every role in one place, captured from its advert or link
  • Your spreadsheet or LinkedIn download brought in
  • Contacts, tasks and reminders
  • Your Master CV and Evidence library
  • Adverts read for what they ask for
  • A message ready for every stage
  • Where your applications stop

Accelerator

In your first 30 days

For the weeks that count

£24.99a month

or £199 a year (£16.58 a month)

  • Everything in Starter
  • CVs and cover letters tailored from your evidence
  • Messages personalised from your notes and evidence
  • What your target roles ask for, and a plan to show it
  • Every CV and letter you sent, kept as it was
Start free

Every account starts with 30 days of Accelerator, with no card. When it ends you keep Starter and everything you made, and what Accelerator wrote stays yours to read.

Clavio’s reading and writing come with a fair monthly allowance on both plans.

Start with the roles you want

Setting up takes three questions. Bring your spreadsheet in whenever you’re ready.

Start free