What this is
meniacv is a resume builder. You write your history once, pick from every template on offer, and export a clean, text-based PDF that an applicant tracking system can actually read. Nothing is watermarked, and the free plan keeps a resume for as long as you want it.
The assistant is there for the parts people get stuck on — a summary that doesn't sound like everyone else's, bullet points that say what you did rather than what you were responsible for. It rewrites what you've written. It doesn't invent jobs you didn't have.
Who makes it
One person, working on it directly. That's the reason the pricing is what it is, the reason feedback tends to be read the same week it arrives, and the reason a bug report usually reaches the person who can fix it.
If you want to say something about it — broken, missing, or good — the fastest route is jawadelyo5@gmail.com, or the "Send feedback" item in the account menu once you're signed in.
Where it's going
Paid plans are described on the pricing page but aren't on sale yet. While that's true the first hundred accounts get the top plan free for a year, because software this young is worth more in feedback than in revenue.
What comes next is decided mostly by what people write in about. There's no roadmap worth publishing yet, and pretending otherwise would be marketing rather than fact.