The Reframe
Before the CV, before the applications — the story you're telling yourself about what you're worth. This one surfaces the specific beliefs keeping you in an underpaid role, and reframes each into something you can act on.
CV Studio
Most CVs list duties. Hiring managers are scanning for results. This shows the rewrite side by side — the weak version, the strong version, and the reasoning between them — so you can do the same to every line of yours.
Signal
Your profile works while you sleep, or it doesn't work at all. A scored checklist across headline, About, experience and keywords — so you can see exactly where you're losing recruiters and fix it in one sitting.
Momentum
Stop firing applications into the void and losing track of what you sent where. Track every role, stage, follow-up and outcome in one place — and start seeing which approaches actually convert.
The Room
Most interview questions are predictable. This gets your stories, evidence and answers written down before you walk in, so you're recalling rather than improvising under pressure.
Salary Studio
The conversation most people avoid, scripted line by line — how to open, what to say when they push back, and how to hold a number without apologising for it. This is the template that changes the size of the outcome.
Print it or fill it in. Your choice.
Word (.docx)
Fully editable, print-ready, works offline. Open in Word, Pages, or Google Docs. Best if you like writing longhand or want a physical copy on the desk beside you.
Interactive HTML
Opens in any browser, no install. Type directly into it and your answers save automatically as you go. Best if you want to work through it in one sitting on a laptop.
Everything you get
Yours forever. Nothing uploads, nothing expires, no subscription. 30-day refund, no questions asked.
Before you buy
Is this a course?
No. There are no videos, no modules and no community. It's twelve working files you open and fill in. You could have a rewritten CV by the end of tonight.
What exactly do I get?
Six templates, each in two formats — an editable Word document and an interactive HTML version that saves your answers in the browser. Twelve files total, delivered as an instant download.
Do I need Microsoft Word?
No. The .docx files open in Pages, Google Docs and LibreOffice too. And if you'd rather not use Word at all, the interactive HTML versions run in any browser with nothing to install.
Does this work outside tech, or outside the US?
The templates are industry-agnostic — they're about evidencing your work and negotiating for it, which travels. The salary sections ask you to research your own local market rather than assuming US figures.
How long does it take?
Each template is a single sitting. The CV rewrite is the longest at an hour or two. Most people work through one or two a night across a week.
Isn't $47 too cheap to be good?
It's priced to be an easy yes, not to signal quality. It came out of a rewrite that doubled one salary, and I'd rather six hundred people use it than sixty. One payment, no subscription, and a 30-day refund if it isn't for you.
I've bought templates before and never opened them.
Fair — most template bundles are PDFs you admire and abandon. These are fill-in-able: the HTML versions save your answers as you type, and each one is designed to be finished in a single sitting rather than "worked through."
What if I'm not job hunting right now?
Then this is the best time. The salary conversation you'll have at your current job is the same conversation — and the CV you build now is the one you're not scrambling to write at 11pm when a role appears.
Will my answers be saved?
In the interactive HTML versions, yes — they save in your browser automatically. Two things to know: keep the file in one place, and always open it in the same browser. Moving the file or switching browsers starts you fresh.