Attach my resume
The resume already on your Terview profile, attached to the open reply in one click. Nothing downloads, nothing to go looking for.
Recruiter reaching out? Interview to schedule? A “send us your resume” you keep putting off? Paste the email, pick a tone, and get a reply worth sending — not a draft you have to rewrite.
The Chrome extension adds a Reply with Terview button to Gmail and Yahoo. Click it and Terview opens beside your inbox — it reads the open message, writes the reply in your tone, and puts it in the reply box. You review and hit send.
Free Chrome extension. Works in Gmail and Yahoo Mail — the web tool keeps working either way.
Drop in the recruiter, interview or follow-up message you received — the whole thing.
Professional, friendly, concise, enthusiastic or formal. Add a line on what you want to say if you like.
Get a polished, ready-to-send reply you can edit and copy — plus a tailored resume when they ask for one.
Five tones, matched to the moment — a recruiter intro reads differently from a salary negotiation, and the draft knows it.
If the email asks for a CV, portfolio or work samples, it flags it and hands you a tailored resume to attach.
If the sender asks something it can’t answer from what you gave it, it says so and lists it — rather than making something up you’d have to walk back.
The same profile behind your resume and interviews grounds every reply, so the details stay consistent with everything else you send.
Most tools hand you a file and leave you to find it, open the right folder and drag it in. Terview puts it on the email you are already writing.
The resume already on your Terview profile, attached to the open reply in one click. Nothing downloads, nothing to go looking for.
Reads the role out of the email, rewrites your resume against it, and shows you the result to edit before it is attached. The version that goes out is the one you approved.
If the message asks for a CV, portfolio or work samples, the draft flags it — so a reply does not go out missing the one thing it was written to send.
One thing worth knowing: click Reply in your mail first. The attachment only has somewhere to go once the reply box is open.
Paste the email. Get the reply. Get on with your search.