Liner said on the 24th that it created a new "Writing" tab in its mobile application (app).
It expands to mobile the key features of "Liner Lite," a business document–focused AI agent launched in Feb. Users in their 20s and 30s who are juggling school and job hunting can use spare moments while commuting or between appointments to write documents.
In the Writing tab, users can handle tasks through conversations with AI, including: ▲ drafting section-by-section resumes and cover letters using successful examples and polishing sentences ▲ creating self-promotional content for LinkedIn and blogs ▲ reviewing and editing college assignments and reports ▲ summarizing long texts.
It also provides a writing environment that links web and mobile. Users can import drafts written in the mobile app into the PC web version of Liner Lite to edit them, or continue working in the mobile app on resumes and assignments they were working on on the web.
Liner said it applied its AI search service "Liner Deep Research" technology to the Writing tab to improve answer accuracy and reduce AI hallucinations. Liner Deep Research previously posted a top-tier score on "SimpleQA," a benchmark that evaluates factual accuracy of AI.
Kim Jin-woo, head of Liner, said, "For college students and job seekers, spare moments are a precious resource that can refine ideas and yield results," adding, "Through the Writing tab, we hope users enjoy a differentiated AI collaboration experience that captures fleeting experiences and thoughts and develops them into high-quality resumes and assignments."