4-Mode Bullet Rewriter
Updated February 2026

Weak Bullets Lose Interviews. Rewrite Yours in Seconds

Tracking jobs does not get interviews. Actions do. Recruiters spend 7 seconds scanning your CV. Every bullet needs to hit hard . With metrics, action verbs, and specificity. Pick a mode, paste your bullets, get stronger ones instantly.

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Most CV Bullets Describe Responsibilities. Not Achievements

Recruiters spend 7 seconds scanning your CV. Every bullet needs to hit hard. With metrics, action verbs, and specificity. Most people write responsibilities ("Responsible for managing projects") instead of achievements ("Delivered 12 client projects worth £2.4M ahead of schedule"). The difference between those two sentences is the difference between rejection and an interview.

Responsibility language

'Responsible for', 'Helped with', 'Assisted in'. These phrases tell the recruiter nothing about your impact. They describe a job description, not an achievement.

Missing metrics

Without numbers, your bullets are unmemorable. 'Improved sales' is forgettable. 'Grew sales 34% in Q3' sticks in a hiring manager's mind.

No job alignment

Your bullets might be strong in isolation but irrelevant to the role. If the posting says 'stakeholder management' and your bullets say 'worked with people', the ATS won't connect them.

Four Modes. One Stronger CV.

Each mode targets a different weakness. Pick the one that matches your bullet. Or let the AI Career Coach choose for you.

Add Numbers

The AI identifies where metrics are missing and suggests specific, realistic numbers based on your industry and role level.

Before

"Managed a team of engineers on multiple projects"

After

"Managed a team of 8 engineers delivering 12 projects worth £2.4M annually"

Power Up

Replaces weak openers like 'Responsible for' and 'Helped with' with strong action verbs and adds specificity.

Before

"Responsible for improving customer satisfaction"

After

"Drove customer satisfaction from 72% to 91% by redesigning the onboarding experience"

Match Job

Rewrites bullets to mirror the exact keywords and phrases from your target job description. So ATS and recruiters both match.

Before

"Worked on data analysis and reporting for the marketing team"

After

"Delivered data-driven marketing insights using SQL and Tableau, informing £500K quarterly budget allocation"

Make Concise

Cuts filler words, redundant phrases, and unnecessary qualifiers while preserving (and strengthening) the core achievement.

Before

"Was involved in the process of coordinating and organising various cross-departmental meetings and communications"

After

"Coordinated cross-departmental meetings across 5 teams, simplifying internal communication"

Three Steps to Stronger Bullets

01

Paste your bullet points

Copy your existing CV bullets into ApplyArc. The AI analyses each one for impact, specificity, and keyword alignment.

02

Pick a rewrite mode

Choose Add Numbers, Power Up, Match Job, or Make Concise. Or let the AI Coach recommend the right mode for each bullet.

03

Get stronger bullets instantly

Review the rewritten bullets, tweak as needed, and add them directly to your daily action plan. Your CV improves one bullet at a time.

What You Actually Get

Not a generic thesaurus. Targeted, mode-specific rewrites for every bullet on your CV.

4 Rewrite Modes

Add Numbers, Power Up, Match Job, Make Concise. Each targeting a specific weakness. Use them individually or combine for maximum impact.

Industry-Aware Suggestions

The AI understands your industry context. Finance bullets get different treatment from engineering bullets. Because hiring managers expect different language.

Before/After in Seconds

See exactly what changes and why. Every rewrite shows the original alongside the improved version so you can learn the pattern for future bullets.

Part of Your Daily Action Plan

Rewritten bullets feed directly into your ApplyArc action plan. Improve 2–3 bullets a day and your entire CV gets stronger within a week.

Your AI Career Coach

Not sure which mode to use? Ask the Coach. It reads your bullets and suggests the right mode based on what's actually weak. missing numbers, passive language, irrelevant keywords, or excessive length.

🤖 AI Career Coach

"Bullet 3 uses ‘Responsible for managing budgets’. That's classic responsibility language. I recommend Power Up + Add Numbers: ‘Managed £1.8M departmental budget, reducing overspend by 22% through quarterly forecasting reviews.’ This single rewrite adds a metric, an action verb, and the HOW. Which is what interviewers ask about."

The Coach doesn't just rewrite. It explains WHY each change matters. You learn the pattern so your future bullets start strong. That's an action system, not a find-and-replace.

The Real Cost of Weak Bullets

❌ What recruiters skip

  • "Responsible for managing various projects"
  • "Helped improve team processes and workflows"
  • "Assisted with customer-facing activities"
  • "Involved in sales and marketing efforts"
  • Average time on CV: 3 seconds → rejected

What gets interviews

  • "Delivered 12 client projects (£2.4M) ahead of schedule across 3 quarters"
  • "Reduced team onboarding time from 6 weeks to 2 weeks by redesigning the training programme"
  • "Grew customer NPS from 42 to 71 through weekly feedback loops and rapid iteration"
  • "Generated £340K in new revenue through outbound prospecting and consultative selling"
  • Average time on CV: 7+ seconds → shortlisted

Stop Writing Responsibilities. Start Writing Achievements.

Paste your bullet points, pick a mode, and get stronger bullets in seconds. Each rewrite becomes part of your daily action plan.

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