Changelog

The AI rewrite feature now includes a fact-guard layer that prevents hallucinations. When the AI

rewrites your resume bullets, it no longer fabricates job titles, companies, dates, or achievements —

it only rewrites phrasing and structure while keeping your actual experience intact. This was a

trust-critical fix, especially for Pro users relying on the rewrite to polish their resume before

sending.

Date inputs across the resume editor have been rebuilt with a new date picker component that handles month/year precision correctly.
Dates now normalize consistently whether you type them or pick from the calendar,
no more mismatched formats between how dates appear in the editor vs. the exported PDF.

The dashboard got a major layout overhaul,
it now has a command center design that groups your resumes, cover letters, and next actions into a cleaner, faster interface.
Quick-create actions are more prominent, and the page renders faster on first load.

QuickCV now has full Arabic localization with proper RTL layout across the app, the resume editor, dashboard, cover letter builder, and resume checker all render correctly in Arabic.

If you set your browser language to Arabic, the entire interface switches automatically.

After uploading your resume and getting your score, you can now see a complete AI-rewritten version of your resume.
The rewrite improves bullet strength, action verbs, and ATS alignment.
The preview is available to Pro users and gives you a side-by-side comparison with your original.