Meet Kit
Not a form.
A coworker.
Kit is the assistant inside Kivo. You talk to him the way you'd text a sharp friend who happens to be great at resumes — and he does the actual work on your phone's own chip, then lets you know when it's done.
“While you were away
I finished 10 kits.”
That's a real message from the app — not marketing copy. Share postings into Kivo whenever you find them; Kit queues them up, builds each kit in the background, and sends one notification when the batch is done.
- Share from anywhere. LinkedIn, Indeed, Chrome, a screenshot, a PDF — if your phone can share it, Kit can read it.
- Walk away. Generation runs as a background service with a progress notification. Your phone works; you don't watch it.
- Ask in plain words. “Make that second bullet stronger.” “Why is this match only 62%?” “Prep me for the interview.” Kit answers and acts.
Every kit is a complete application.
Not just a resume — the whole package, per posting.
Tailored resume
Your real bullets, rewritten toward this job's language and priorities.
Cover letter
In your voice — Kit measures how you write and matches it.
Interview prep
Role-specific questions with answers drawn from your actual experience.
Application answers
Those 'describe a time when…' boxes, drafted from your facts.
Recruiter note
A short outreach message when you want to go direct.
Honest match score
A deterministic score with reasons — never a flattery meter.
He gets better at being yours
Kit #30 beats kit #1.
Every fact you confirm joins your Master Profile. Every edit you make teaches Kit your preferences — tone, phrasing, what you'd never say. Every interview answer becomes material for the next application. The longer you use Kivo, the less you have to fix.
And because all of that learning lives on your device, it's yours — not training data for someone else's model.
Put Kit to work.
Three complete kits free when Kivo lands on Google Play.
Want the honesty story first? Read about Truth Lock.