AI proposals
You write the prompt and pick the model; the AI drafts a tailored cover letter from the job, the client’s history, and your profile — never a generic template.
AI-drafted proposals get a bad reputation because most tools generate from the job post alone — the same input every other applicant’s tool sees, which is exactly how you end up sounding like everyone else. The fix isn’t avoiding AI, it’s feeding it your own context: a real past project, your own closing line, the tone you actually write in.
That context lives in a prompt you own and keep refining — not a one-off instruction typed fresh for every job. Over time it converges on something that reads unmistakably like you, while the job-specific details still change post to post.
You pick which model drafts it — some read punchier, others suit longer technical proposals better — switch anytime at no extra cost, and nothing goes out until you’ve read and approved it.