CVFORGEMy CVs

A CV for Germany

A Lebenslauf, not a translated CV

A German CV is built differently from the one you are used to: another order of sections, another way with dates, a signature at the foot of the page. You type on the left and watch the actual sheet take shape on the right.

Build my CV

No sign-up. You pick where it is stored before you type a word.

You see it as you type

The page redraws on every keystroke. No downloading a PDF to find out everything slid onto page two.

The ATS check

Large employers read CVs with software first. It does not understand columns, tables, or text pasted in as a picture. You see exactly what it will miss, and what to do about it.

Against the vacancy

Paste the job ad. You get a list of what your CV already answers and what you simply never wrote down — though you may well be able to do it.

You decide where your data lives

A CV holds your address, your phone number, your date of birth and your whole history. Most sites never ask. This one asks before you type a word, and you can change the answer any day.

In your browser

Your CV never leaves your machine — not when it is saved, not when a file you upload is parsed, not when it is checked against ATS. We never see it.

Which also means we cannot get it back for you: clear your browser and it is gone. And it will not be on your phone.

On our server

Your CV lives with us. Then you can open it on your phone, and have a model rewrite the sentence that will not come out right.

We ask for no email and no password: you get an access code and carry it yourself.

Nothing here is final: change it whenever you like, and the CV moves with you.

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