The cap is the founding insight. Everything else follows from it.
Without a cap, you can't screen everyone. Without screening everyone, you can't respond to everyone. The cap is what converts an open-ended volume problem into a solvable, bounded one. That's the founding insight — and it's what makes everything else in this product possible.
Requirements, compensation range, employment type, and an application cap. When the cap is reached, the posting closes automatically. No infinite pile — you chose the limit.
Every applicant receives immediate confirmation. When the cap is hit, the posting closes. Candidates know the pool is finite and their application is in it.
Skills and experience, compensation alignment, employment type match. Every single applicant — not a ranked sample, not the top keyword matches. All of them, against what the employer actually said they needed.
Qualified candidates with screening notes. Everyone on the list cleared the criteria. Everyone who didn't has already been notified with a personalized response explaining the outcome.
Interview, decide, hire. The usual process — just starting from a much better position than a pile of 300.
What the AI checks
Skills & experience
Against your stated requirements
Compensation alignment
Against the range you listed
Employment type
Full-time or contract match
No. We handle what comes before the ATS — sourcing, screening, and responses. When you get the shortlist, take it into your existing workflow.
Skills and experience against your stated requirements, compensation alignment with your listed range, and employment type match. It checks every applicant against what you actually said you needed — not keyword frequency.
The posting closes automatically. No one else can apply. You can reopen with a new cap if you decide you want more applicants.
Every applicant gets a confirmation when they apply, and a response when screening is done — whether they're advancing or not. If not, they receive context on what the AI screening found. Not a generic rejection.
Typically 3–5 business days after the cap is reached. You'll see the timeline when you post.