cover letter kit

This site is a Japanese language generator for job application motivation statements, branded on its pages as Shukatsu AI. Users choose an application type, either new graduate, mid career change or part time work, then enter a job title, company name and their own experience. The tool produces a draft motivation statement of 200 to 800 characters that can be edited in the browser and copied out. The vendor stresses that it does not invent a candidate's history. Only the experience the user types in is used, and company specific content comes from the details the user supplies and from a government corporate registry entry that the user confirms. Anything missing is left as a bracketed blank. Optional fields let the user add business details, what drew them to the company and what they want to do after joining, and the site says the personal motivation and goals sections are meant to be written by the user rather than by the AI. Settings control length and tone, with formal, casual and enthusiastic options. It suits students and job seekers in Japan preparing applications. The service is free. It can be tried twice without logging in, and logging in raises the limit to five generations per day and saves history. The vendor does not publish any paid plans. The listing name suggests a general cover letter tool, but the site serves Japanese language content only.