Built by someone tired of
manual resume screening
CVault started out of a simple observation: recruiters were spending hours manually reading CVs, copying data into spreadsheets, and trying to compare candidates across inconsistent formats. The tools that existed were either overpriced enterprise suites or glorified PDF viewers.
The idea was straightforward — parse every resume into a clean, structured JSON object the moment it lands. Names, experience, education, skills, contact info — all extracted instantly, all in a consistent shape. No manual entry. No copy-paste. Just data you can actually use.
CVault is currently in public beta. The core parsing pipeline is live, billing is set up, and the app handles bulk uploads, candidate editing, and JSON export. Teams and API access are coming next. Feedback from real recruiters shapes what gets built.
Daniel Alizadeh
Founder & DeveloperI'm 18 years old and studying Artificial Intelligence at VU University Amsterdam. I've been building software — websites, apps, games — since I was a kid. CVault is my attempt to apply that to a real problem I kept seeing: recruiters buried in CV noise. I built the entire stack myself: the parsing pipeline, the API, the frontend, the billing integration.
If you have feedback, a feature request, or just want to talk — reach me at [email protected] or find me on LinkedIn.
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