How we work
This page explains how FastCV AI's guides, examples and tools are made, where the information comes from, and what we do when something is wrong or out of date.
Who writes
The texts are prepared and published by the FastCV AI editorial desk, a personal project run by a single individual. AI tools help with drafts, translations and checks, and every text is compared with sources before it goes live.Where the information comes from
When a guide covers the rules, formats or customs of a country, we rely on official sources and public employment services, such as the National Careers Service, Europass or each country's employment agency, and we link them at the end of the guide with the date of the last review. If we cannot find a reliable source for a claim, we do not present it as fact.How we use AI
In the tools, the AI writes from the details you enter and is set up not to invent figures, jobs or qualifications; an automatic check compares the result with your data. The before-and-after examples in our guides come from real runs of our own tools on invented profiles.Examples and sample data
Every person, company and figure in the example CVs is fictional, and the portraits are generated images that do not match any real person. They show how a CV is written; they are not real data about anyone.What we do not do
We do not take payment to appear in a guide or recommend services for money. If the site shows advertising, it does not influence what we write. We do not use the content of your CV for anything other than generating it.Corrections
If you spot a mistake, an outdated detail or a source that no longer exists, write to us. We check it, fix it and update the guide's review date.
Update log
The main changes to the site since it started, oldest first.
FastCV AI launches: a CV builder with templates and AI writing.
Job-search tools added (tailor a CV to a job ad, cover letter, translate, review and interview preparation), along with the first examples, templates and guides.
Web addresses translated into each language, a guide to downloading your CV from LinkedIn, and a Brazilian version.
Polish, Dutch and British English added, plus the About page.
Contact page, explanatory text on every tool, CV guides by country with official sources, guides on mistakes, format and downloadable checklists, a skills bank by profession, action verbs, sector notes on the examples, and this page.