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ImprovedApplying
If you applied while a role was open and it closes before you have finished, you can still complete your profile, sit the interview and send it. Your place is held from the day you applied.
ImprovedRecruiter
Give a role a closing date and it stops taking applications on it, whether or not you get round to closing it yourself.
NewApplying
Found a role you want before you've built a profile? Upload your résumé and send it, then come back and finish the rest whenever you like.
NewApply
When an application needs an interview, you can now choose to have it as a short call with Azmuth instead of a typed chat. Same questions, same review before anything is sent.
After the quick details, you pick: talk it through, or type your answers. The call takes around eight minutes. Azmuth tells you up front roughly what it will cover, asks one thing at a time, and follows up when an answer is thin — the same way the typed interview does.
What the employer receives is your answers in your own words, kept in full — every number, name and decision you gave. Not a summary. The call is recorded and transcribed so that is possible, and you agree to that before it starts.
If the call drops you can pick up where you left off, or finish by typing. When it ends, your application is sent — there is nothing more to do.
ImprovedRecruiter
Publish a role and its public page is ready to share straight away. Edits show up on it just as quickly, and closing a role takes it down.
ImprovedCandidate
Follow a link to a role and you get the role, with the description, the company and everything else. If it has closed or been paused, the page tells you that and points you at what is still open.
ImprovedRecruiter
One question at a time, and the ones with a fixed answer you just tap. Stage, team size and work setup are a single tap each, and you can always type instead if none of the options fit.
A panel in the header shows everything we ask for, which ones you have answered, and what you said. Open it any time from the progress button.
FixedWorkspace
When Azmuth mentions one of your applications, tap the role and it opens right there. Cover letters and outreach emails are steadier too, and if one doesn’t come out right you’ll be told rather than handed something generic.
ImprovedSTAR Résumé
Résumés build quicker and more dependably, and your work history now leads the page ahead of projects and education.
If you made a résumé before today, generate it again to pick up the new layout.
ImprovedWorkspace
When it needs a few details before it can start, they now arrive together as one-tap questions above your message box instead of a back and forth. Say yes to tailoring a résumé and it asks which role right there, with your open roles searchable in the same place.
Your own words still work. The message box stays open the whole time, so you can ignore the panel and just say what you want.
ImprovedWorkspace
A reply now reads in the order it happened: what it’s about to do, the work itself, then what it found. A job search ends with the roles on screen, ready to act on, instead of a button promising them.
FixedWorkspace
Reopen a conversation and the résumé or fit report it made is right there, instantly. If your profile has changed since a fit report ran, the card says so and offers to run it again.
NewWorkspace
Your workspace can now be light or dark. Pick one in Settings, Appearance, and the choice follows you across every tool and sticks between visits.
Your public profile is deliberately not affected. It stays the same design everybody else sees, whichever theme you work in.
FixedApply
Typing an answer or picking an option now sticks the moment you do it, with one clear indicator at the top of the screen telling you when the application is saved.
ImprovedApplications
Your application page has a Your answers tab showing every question the employer asked and what you answered, laid out as a form rather than a chat log. Once a role has scored you, a Scoring tab shows how you measured up.
If your interview is still going, the tab shows what you’ve answered so far and takes you back into the conversation to change any of it.
NewInbox
When an employer writes back about a job you applied to, it lands in an Inbox in your workspace and you can answer them without leaving Kanvis. We’ll email you when a reply arrives, and you can turn that off in your notification settings.
You can only reply once they’ve written to you first. Kanvis never starts a conversation with an employer on your behalf.
ImprovedJobs
Applying from the browse board opens the posting first, so you always read the role before anything is sent. Saved roles now turn up under the Saved filter every time.
Our Terms and Privacy Policy now spell out exactly what we do on your behalf when we apply to a role for you, what we will never do, and how to take that permission back.
NewApplications
Every application now emails you when it lands and again when your fit report is ready. And if nobody records a decision within 45 days, we tell you that too, instead of leaving you refreshing.
There’s a new Emails section in your settings for choosing what we send, with one-click unsubscribe on everything. Decisions on your applications always reach you, because that’s the promise rather than a notification setting.
ImprovedWorkspace
Every role is one calm line you can run your eye down, with the salary in its own column. Open one and you get our take on the fit, the posting in the employer’s own words, and the facts like location, type and match in a single card.
ImprovedWorkspace
Sorted by what actually needs you: unfinished interviews first with a one-tap Resume, then good news, then everything waiting on the employer. Tap the counters at the top to filter, and search finds any company or role.
ImprovedApply
Details, interview, review, with a step indicator showing where you are. Choice questions look like choices, and there’s a paperclip so you can hand over a file the moment it occurs to you.
NewApply
Pressing submit opens your full application first: every question, the answer we captured for it, and an Edit button on each one. Nothing is sent until you say so.
Once it’s sent it’s frozen, so this is the moment that matters. Go back into the interview from here if you’d rather say more.
NewApply
Roles we list from other job boards can now be applied to end to end. Same interview, same profile, and we handle getting it to the employer.
NewJobs
Narrow the board to the levels you actually want, picking as many as you like, and to roles posted in the last day, week or month. Work mode and function are still there, in a bar that fits on a phone.
Worth knowing: setting a level hides roles whose posting never stated one, and that’s a real slice of any job board.
ImprovedApply
Starting an application walks you through the steps instead of parking you on a spinner, and finishes with the useful part: how many of the employer’s questions we already answered for you.
NewApply
Apply to a role we found for you and the conversation asks what that employer’s form actually asks, skipping every question your profile already answers. No twenty-box form, and no résumé to upload, because we build you one.
Answer something once and it carries to your next application instead of being asked again. Anything that goes stale, like a salary expectation, we check with you rather than assume, and you can see everything we’ve kept and delete any of it.
NewJobs
Ask Azmuth for roles and they land in a panel next to the conversation, where they stay, each with the reason it was picked. Underneath sits your standing list of everything else still waiting on you.
ImprovedAssistant
Ask for something specific, like remote backend roles in Europe at mid level with no crypto, and Azmuth reads the real job descriptions before recommending anything. Six roles come back, each with the reason it made the cut and anything worth knowing before you spend time on it.
It remembers the conversation too. Ask for something narrower and it narrows, ask for others and it keeps your constraints and skips what you’ve already seen.
NewJobs
The board now covers far more than the roles posted on Kanvis, and once you sign in it reorders itself around your profile, with a plain-English reason attached to every recommendation.
If nothing matches yet, the board says so honestly: how many open roles it searched, and the one thing you could change to widen it.
ImprovedPrivacy
You can now ask for human review of a decision on your application and get it, ask us to explain a score in plain language, and have a CV somebody else uploaded deleted by emailing privacy@kanvis.me. No account and no reason needed.
The policy also says plainly where your data goes and who handles it. Nobody is allowed to train their models on your content, and we don’t sell your data.
ImprovedHiring
A new All, Applied and Sourced control on your applicant list, with a live count on each, so you can read one group at a time instead of judging two quite different things side by side.
NewHiring
Select any number of candidates whose CVs you imported and invite them all in one go. You write the message once and each person gets their own version of it, with their name, their current role and their own private apply link.
Anyone whose CV can’t fill a detail you used is held back rather than sent a sentence with a gap in it, and the panel tells you who and why. Everyone is emailed individually, so nobody sees who else you contacted.
NewHiring
Inviting someone whose CV you imported now opens a composer. Recipient, subject and message are all yours to change, and the real email renders beside you as you type, so you see exactly what lands in their inbox.
ImprovedHiring
Add 50 CVs, import them, then add 50 more, as many times as you like. There’s no cap on how many candidates a job can hold.
ImprovedHiring
Owners can promote a teammate to owner, or step down to member once somebody else is an owner. You can also re-invite a person whose seat you revoked, and a revoked teammate can still use Kanvis as a job seeker.
ImprovedPortfolio
Chat, your résumé, Job Match, applications, cover letters and portfolio editing are all built for a phone now. Tools open full screen, menus slide up as sheets, and the message box sits above the keyboard instead of behind it.
You can edit and reorder your résumé on a phone, read one full screen, and pull navigation out from the left with one clear way back.
ImprovedPortfolio
Adding a posting and reading the report both happen right where you were, with your sidebar and your chats still beside you, so you never lose your place mid-search.
ImprovedHiring
Open a CV in a focused pop-up from the button beside their name, or read it inline in the Résumé tab, with full screen and a new tab one click away. It works the same whether they applied themselves or you imported the CV.
ImprovedPortfolio
Your portfolio preview now floats beside the conversation like a live document taking shape, one accent carries selection and progress instead of three competing colours, and the whole screen matches the workspace you graduate into.
ImprovedPortfolio
We took off the Native and Professional level tags. Those were our read of you rather than something you told us, and your profile should only claim what you actually claim. The languages stay exactly as they were.
ImprovedPortfolio
Finishing onboarding now shows your profile being published rather than an idle screen, and hands off to a redesigned you’re live celebration.
ImprovedPortfolio
No separate publish step. Finish onboarding and your profile is live, with a link picked for you and ready to copy.
You stay in control. From Profile settings you can hide your profile from search while keeping the direct link working, and you can change your link any time.
NewHiring
Publish a role and we draft the post for you in the tone you pick, show a live preview of how it will look in the feed, then copy it and open LinkedIn ready to publish. A few days later your job page tells you how many applicants came from it.
FixedAccount
Google sign-in now tells you exactly what happened when your browser blocks the pop-up or your connection blinks, and downloading a résumé that’s still being built says so instead of erroring.
FixedPortfolio
Tapping Build Your Kanvis lands you on the upload screen every time, and if things are slow the file picker turns up anyway so you can carry on.
NewHiring
Generate a rubric for a role and a second reviewer checks it for the usual traps: a quality dressed up as a hard skill, an unprovable requirement, a must-have weighted too low, two metrics measuring the same thing. Each finding comes with a one-click fix you can apply or dismiss.
It only ever suggests. Nothing changes until you save, and a sound rubric gets a clean bill of health and no noise.
NewHiring
Two people on the same score aren’t really tied. Re-rank top orders your strongest candidates by genuine head-to-head fit, and when two are honestly too close to call it says so instead of inventing a one-point gap.
It never changes anyone’s underlying score, and it only reorders eligible candidates.
ImprovedHiring
Missing information is now set aside rather than counted against someone, and only objective requirements like a degree, a hard skill or work authorisation can rule a candidate out. Anyone flagged keeps their real score and stays in the same ranked list with the reason attached, sorted below those who clear the bar.
If you use Job Match as a candidate: your fit score for a role may read higher than before, and skills that are close but not exact now earn partial credit.
ImprovedHiring
What a candidate says in their screening conversation now counts toward their score, so a fact they state there can satisfy a requirement their résumé alone doesn’t show.
ImprovedHiring
However many applicants a job has, the board now works through all of them and shows you how many it read, so you always know whether what you’re looking at is complete.
NewHiring
Sourcing outside Kanvis? Bulk-upload the CVs into any job and we build a profile and score each one against your JD, ranked alongside your applicants and clearly marked as sourced.
Requirements a CV simply can’t prove are marked as pending rather than failed, so a strong CV isn’t sunk by a box it had no way to tick. Hit Invite to complete and, once they apply, their real application replaces the imported CV.
NewWorkspace
Write a tailored, ready-to-send letter from your verified Kanvis profile. Add a target role to make it role-specific, edit every line, then copy it or download a clean PDF. Past versions are saved so you can jump back to any of them.
ImprovedRésumé
Clicking a résumé opens it right beside your list instead of a new browser tab, with Download and open-in-new-tab a tap away. Reopening the tool is instant.
FixedWorkspace
A file you attach shows up on your message and reaches Azmuth. Your message appears the moment you hit send, and when you’re offered a choice, the options sit in a tidy picker above the message box that you can click, arrow through, or ignore and type your own reply.
NewWorkspace
Ask about a specific role and it pulls up the full description, weighs it against your profile and tells you where you stand, then hands you the next step already drafted. Tailor a résumé to this, check my fit, which résumé for the Google job: it just does them.
Every result carries one-tap actions that chain into the next, so you go from a question to a finished draft without retyping anything.
NewJob Match
When a company scores your application you get a clear breakdown metric by metric instead of one number, so you can see which parts of the role you’re strong on and what to sharpen next time.
ImprovedJD Mentor
Every analysis now has a Download button that hands you a beautifully laid-out PDF. Save it for yourself, send it to a mentor, or print it when you want to think on paper.
ImprovedPortfolio
Upload a profile photo and a little window opens so you can drag and zoom until it sits right inside the circle. What you see is what your profile shows.
ImprovedBuild
On your first build the live preview sits right next to the chat, so you see every line Azmuth adds the moment it lands. Once you publish it steps aside and gives the chat the floor.
FixedPortfolio
Change your tagline, add a project, let Azmuth polish a description, and the next person who opens your kanvis.me page sees the new version. No waiting, no wondering whether it saved.
ImprovedPortfolio
Photos, videos, decks and articles all preview right on your profile instead of hiding behind a plain file icon, and the grid quietly arranges itself so the whole thing reads as one layout.
NewBuild
Attach a PDF, DOCX, image or short video to your message in the build chat, up to 50 MB. Azmuth reads documents to improve your profile, or embeds the file as a portfolio highlight, your call.
Profile changes from a document always pause for your confirmation before anything saves. No surprise edits.
ImprovedBuild
Until you finish and publish, the top-right menu keeps to Continue building and Sign out, with a small note telling you the other tools unlock once you’re live.
FixedBuild
During onboarding these three appear locked instead of letting you tap into a half-built profile. Finish and publish and they unlock immediately.
ImprovedPortfolio
A year-only date shows just the year. An entry with a single date stops pretending to be a range. Projects with no dates show no date at all, and placeholder text never appears.
ImprovedBuild
Make several quick edits in a row and it confirms only the one you just made, rather than a running summary of everything you’ve changed this session.
NewBuild
Hover a skill, experience, project, education entry, award or certification in the live preview and up and down arrows appear to change its order. Tap anywhere on a block to attach it to the chat, no hunting for a small icon.
FixedBuild
Ask the builder to edit one item and only that item lights up, and the highlight fades once your edit is done.
ImprovedDashboard
The menu in the top-right corner now displays the photo you uploaded. If you haven’t added one yet, the generic icon stays.
FixedJob Match
On the analysis page, clicking a section in the sidebar contents scrolls you to it and highlights it as you read.
ImprovedJob Match
Same feature, clearer name. Paste a job posting and see how well you fit, what’s missing and whether it’s worth applying, in about a minute.
The empty state now has a sample analysis link too, so you can see what the output looks like before running your first one.
ImprovedPortfolio
Each education block on your public portfolio shows start and end dates side by side instead of a graduation-only label, and ongoing studies read as Started to Present until you set an end date.
FixedPortfolio
It anchors to the top of the page and scrolls away naturally, instead of floating over your content.
ImprovedPortfolio
Your skills no longer carry proficiency dots assigned by an AI you have no control over. The skill name and category stay, the score is gone.
Candidates told us that seeing themselves rated lower than they would rate themselves felt demoralising, especially when the rating came from an automated read of a CV.
FixedPortfolio
The Edit Portfolio and Go to Dashboard links at the top of your public profile are reliably clickable across the whole header area.
ImprovedBuild
Returning to the builder from your public profile now opens the split-pane live preview so you can see edits land in real time.