Pricing

Job searches end. A subscription shouldn't outlive yours.

Cloud resume tools charge monthly — some charge weekly — because every resume they write costs them server money. Kivo's AI runs on your phone, so there's no bill to pass on. That's the whole reason one price works.

Free

$0

No card, no account, no trial clock

  • 3 complete application kits
  • Every feature — nothing gated inside them
  • Finished kits stay yours forever
  • Failed generations never count

Lifetime

$19.99once, early price

One Google Play purchase. Rises to $29.99 after launch pricing ends.

  • Unlimited kits, forever
  • Every future on-device feature included
  • Works in five years, still yours
  • No meter, no credits, no renewal

Coming later, strictly optional: cloud extras for things a phone genuinely can't do. The lifetime app will always feel complete without them — that's a design rule, not a promise.

What's actually in it — all of it

This is the full list, not the highlights. Everything runs on your device.

  • Tailored resumesunlimited, per posting
  • Cover letters in your voiceunlimited
  • Interview prepper posting, from your real experience
  • Application question answersdrafted from your facts
  • Recruiter outreach noteswhen you want to go direct
  • Honest match scoresdeterministic, with reasons
  • Truth Lockevery claim traced, unsupported blocked
  • Anti-slop passbanned phrases, echo detection, voice match
  • Master Profilelearns you once, compounds forever
  • Pipeline trackingsaved, applied, interview, offer
  • Encrypted local storage + backupsyour file, your control
  • Biometric app lockyour career, behind your face
  • Full offline modeairplane-mode proof
  • PDF exportATS-safe formatting

Do the six-month math.

A typical serious search runs months, not weeks. Mainstream tools bill $9–20 per week or $24–50 per month while it lasts — hundreds of dollars for a tool you'll cancel the day you sign an offer. Kivo is $19.99 exactly once, and it's still installed — still yours — the next time a recruiter emails you out of nowhere.

Questions first? The FAQ is straight answers.