Free in the pilot until 18 October 2026. No card.
Go for it.Tailor your CV to the advert. Then practise the interview for the same job.
Evident reads your CV and the advert, asks about what the advert wants and your CV does not yet show, and builds a tailored CV from your own evidence. When it is ready, you can practise answering questions built from that same CV and advert.
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Fictional example
Free in the pilot until 18 October 2026, your scan, your tailored CV and the interview practice, no card. After that the intended price is £9.99 for the complete journey. No subscription. AI-drafted, no human reviewer, no job guarantee.
Early users: your honest feedback shapes Evident.
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A fictional example
One question changed the application.
Her CV already had good evidence. One question uncovered more: a second line, not a replacement.
01On her CV
“Coordinated volunteer rotas across three sites”
Useful evidence. But the advert also asked for someone to “manage small projects from start to finish”.
02The question
Think of one piece of work you took from idea to finished. What part did you personally lead?
She answered: “I set up the new volunteer induction. I wrote the checklist, booked rooms and ran the first four sessions myself.”
03New line she approved
“Designed and delivered a new volunteer induction, writing the checklist, arranging venues and running the first four sessions.”
Every detail comes from her answer. AI drafted the wording; she approved it. It sits alongside her original line.
Why I built Evident
For the last few years I've been mentoring people through job applications. The approach that worked best was simple: put their CV next to the job description, then ask the right questions until the experience they'd forgotten to mention came out. Using AI alongside that questioning, we turned decent CVs into targeted ones that clearly answered the job, and the results were really encouraging.
Evident follows that same process, automated. Other AI tools can rewrite a CV. Evident asks first: sharp, targeted questions you might not think to ask yourself, so the evidence that makes you stand out reaches your CV, and you're ready to talk about it at interview.
No subscription, and it is free while we test with our first 100 users.
I'm bringing this to more people now, and I'd love to hear how it works for you.
David Hall, founder
From advert to interview ready
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Scan
Add your CV and the job advert. Evident shows what the advert wants and your CV does not yet show.
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Answer
Answer up to five questions about your real experience. AI drafts wording for you to approve.
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Build
Get your tailored CV, with every figure checked against your own CV. Download it as Word, PDF or text.
- 4New
Practise the interview
Practise questions built from that CV and advert, then get feedback on each answer.
Interview practice
Practise the questions this job is likely to raise
Once your CV is built, one tap starts a practice interview. It takes about 15 minutes and there is nothing to retype, because Evident already has your CV and the advert.
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It starts the way real interviews do. The first question is the classic opener: tell me about yourself and what attracted you to this role. You get a short checklist for a good answer.
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Then questions built from your CV and the advert. About six questions in all, drafted by AI from what you have done and what the role asks for.
- 3
Speak or type. Questions can be read aloud and you can answer by voice, or type instead at any time. A timer and a short STAR method guide help you structure each answer.
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Clear feedback, colour coded. Each area is marked green, amber or red, with a short reason, so you know where to work first.
Fictional example
- Strong
Opening with relevant experience
What we looked for: starting with your best, most relevant experience rather than a weakness.
- Partly there
Explaining your own part
You said "we" often. Say what you personally did.
- Not yet
Saying what happened as a result
The answer stopped at what you did. Add the outcome, with a number if you have one.
Practice feedback from AI. It is guidance, not a prediction of how any employer will judge you.
What we check
Every figure is checked.
Numbers, number words and percentages in your finished CV must match your own evidence before it is built.
You approve what goes in.
Nothing goes in without your review. You check the wording before you use it.
Free for our first 100 testers.
Scan your CV free. Then join the list for a free tailored CV built from the answers you approve, and the interview practice. Free in the pilot until 18 October 2026, then intended £9.99 for the complete journey, no subscription.
Saved runs, shared sessions, interview logs and the email list are deleted on 19 October 2026.
Get my free code →The plain facts
AI is involved, and we say so. Questions, wording and interview feedback are drafted by AI. There is no human reviewer.
Voice is optional. You can always type instead. Audio is not recorded or stored.
No promises about jobs. Evident helps you present your real experience and practise. It does not guarantee interviews or offers.
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Questions
- Do I need to do the CV first?
- The interview practice is built from your finished CV and the advert, so the quickest route is to build the CV first and tap through at the end.
- Do you record my voice?
- No audio is recorded or stored. Voice is optional and you can type every answer.
- How long does the interview practice take?
- About 15 minutes for roughly six questions.
- Will this get me the job?
- No one can promise that, and we do not. Evident helps you show your real experience clearly and practise saying it.
- What happens to my data?
- Saved runs, shared sessions, interview logs and the email list are deleted on 19 October 2026. See the privacy page for detail.