You found the job.
Ingraft writes the application.

Ingraft is a Chrome extension for UK graduates. Open a job advert — Gradcracker, LinkedIn, Indeed, a company careers page — and click Tailor to this page. It rewrites your CV and cover letter for that specific role, and tells you if anything has drifted from the truth before you send it.

Coming to the Chrome Web Store

Not published yet. No waiting list, no sign-up — check back here.

How it works

Four steps, none of them copy-pasting

Ingraft reads whatever job page you are on. There are no per-site integrations to wait for and nothing to paste into a box.

  1. Open the job advert

    Any job page in Chrome. You bring the job; Ingraft does the application.

  2. Click “Tailor to this page”

    Ingraft reads the advert and rewrites your CV and a cover letter for that specific role.

  3. Review the flags, pick a template

    Anything that drifted from what you told it is flagged for you to check. Choose one of eight templates, with a warning if the design is risky for applicant tracking systems.

  4. Download and mark applied

    A real PDF with selectable text, previewed at A4 before you commit. One click saves the job to your tracker.

Why Ingraft

It tells you when it isn’t sure

Most CV tools quietly make things up. Ingraft’s job is the opposite: it points at anything questionable and leaves the decision to you.

Flags wording that drifted from the truth

If a line in the tailored CV looks invented, or stretched beyond what you actually told it, Ingraft flags it before you send it. It points — it never silently rewrites your history.

Catches AI-writing tells

The phrases and patterns that make text read as machine-written are flagged too, so what you send sounds like you and not like a language model.

Eight templates, ranked by parsing safety

Templates are grouped by how safely applicant tracking systems can read them. Most tools sell you the prettiest design; Ingraft warns you when a pretty design is a risky one.

A live A4 preview and a page-count warning

You see the actual page before you download it. A UK graduate CV should be one page, and Ingraft says so when yours isn’t.

A real, machine-readable PDF

The download is a proper PDF with selectable text — not a screenshot — so it stays readable by the software on the other end.

Keeps track of what you applied to

Saved and applied jobs are listed with the closing date taken from the advert, ordered by what closes soonest. No retyping details into a spreadsheet at midnight.

Privacy

Your CV stays in your browser

Your CV lives in your browser’s extension storage, not on our servers. When you tailor a document, the server processes it for the moment it takes to answer and keeps no copy — not of your CV, not of the advert, not of what was written for you.

Nothing you give Ingraft is used to train AI models. This website sets no cookies and runs no analytics. The full detail is in the privacy policy.

Pricing

Free to try properly. One paid plan.

The free tier runs on exactly the same AI model as the paid one — it is a smaller allowance, not a downgraded trial.

Free

£0

  • 3 tailorings for the lifetime of your account
  • The same AI model paying users get
  • All eight templates and every honesty check
  • Application tracker included

Ingraft Pro

£14.99 / month

  • Fair-use cap of 120 tailorings per calendar month
  • The same model, the same checks
  • Cancel any time

Payments aren’t live yet — Pro becomes purchasable when Ingraft launches on the Chrome Web Store.

FAQ

Fair questions

Is this cheating?

No. Ingraft works only from the experience you give it — it reframes what you have actually done for the role in front of you, which is what tailoring a CV has always meant. It will not invent qualifications, and if any wording drifts from what you told it, it flags that line so you can fix it before anyone else reads it.

Will an employer know it’s AI?

Ingraft flags the writing patterns that make text read as machine-generated, so you can remove them and send something that sounds like you. What it won’t do is promise to beat AI detectors — nobody can honestly promise that, and the detectors themselves are unreliable. The goal is a specific, truthful application, and you should read and edit everything before you send it. It is your CV.

What happens to my CV?

It stays in your browser. The server handles it only for the seconds a tailoring request takes, keeps no copy, and nothing is used to train AI models. Because we hold no copy, we couldn’t hand your CV over if we wanted to. Full detail in the privacy policy.

Does it find jobs for me?

No. Ingraft does not search for jobs, match you to jobs, or send job alerts — and it won’t pretend to. You find the advert wherever you already look; Ingraft takes over from there.

What does the free tier actually include?

Three tailorings, ever, on the same AI model paying users get, with every template and every check. Three is enough to judge the output on real adverts you actually care about — if it isn’t for you, it has cost you nothing.