Karrevo

Karrevo takes on the quiet gatekeeper of modern hiring: the applicant tracking system that scores a CV for keyword overlap with the job description before a person ever opens it. A strong candidate with a poorly formatted or generically worded resume routinely loses to a weaker one that matched the filter, and most job seekers never learn that is why they heard nothing back. Karrevo helps shape the resume against that reality — wording, structure and coverage of the terms a posting is screening for. The pricing is the other half of the argument. Job searching is temporary and stressful, and paying a monthly subscription for a tool you need for six weeks is a poor deal that career-services products rely on; a one-time €15 fee matches how people actually use this. The limits are worth being straight about: passing an ATS gets you read, not hired, and nothing here substitutes for relevant experience, a considered application or a referral. It is a focused utility rather than a full career platform with coaching, interview practice or job matching, and it comes from Kevin Koellen's independent Focus2Grow studio rather than a large vendor. For anyone applying to roles and suspecting their CV is being filtered out before a human sees it, it is a cheap way to remove that particular failure mode.