Humanize your cover letter
Hiring managers read hundreds of letters that begin the same way and praise the company in the same words. A polish cannot invent experience for you — but it can make the experience you have sound like yours.
Clear and professional, still human. One word of input = one word charged, only when the rewrite succeeds.
What the polish does to a cover letter
It keeps the formal frame — greeting, sign-off, structure — and works on the sentences in between: shorter, plainer, more specific. Generic praise ("your esteemed company") gives way to the concrete reasons already in your draft.
Your employers, job titles, dates and quantified results are locked. In our fidelity testing, a sample letter kept its university, year, team size and revenue figure exactly — and the pipeline now also refuses to invent letterheads or sign-offs your draft does not have.
Use Business register
Business is calibrated for applications: professional warmth without slang or hype. After polishing, read the letter aloud once — if a sentence does not sound like you on your best day, trim it.
Questions
No. A hard rule in the pipeline forbids inventing structure — a fragment stays a fragment, a full letter stays a full letter.
Yes. Numbers, employer names and dates are fidelity-locked and verified in testing.
The letter remains your writing, edited. Most employers care that it is truthful and specific — polishing does not change authorship of your own draft.