The idea
Anyone who has applied for a job abroad knows the routine: one CV in Italian, another in English, maybe a
third in German, each kept in a separate document that slowly drifts out of date. MyCurriculum
keeps them together: one CV with a version for each language. Adding a language copies an
existing one and translates the section titles and the consent footer, so only your own texts are left to
translate.
The same data feeds three outputs that always match: the editor preview, the
PDF generated in the browser, and a public web page at its own address,
with a custom language menu. Anything you hide — your phone number, a custom field, a whole section
— is removed on the server before the page is built, so it never reaches a visitor.
To get started quickly you can import the PDF of your current CV. It is read entirely in
your browser, never uploaded: the app finds your contacts, name, headings in ten languages and one entry per
date range, even in two-column layouts. Automatic import is never perfect, so the result is there to check
and correct, with an undo button.
You can sign in with email and password (the address must be confirmed) or with Google. The account email is
unique and cannot be changed, and the whole app works just as well on a phone.
