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Your first job, for real.
- 1 job, up to 25 CVs
- Interviews and interview kits included for every candidate
- 3 users
- No card
CandiLyt reads every CV against your requirements and tells you which 15 are worth an hour — with the line of the CV that proves it. Then it gives you the questions to ask.
First job freeNo sales callKeep your ATS and your inbox
owned the feature store serving 40M inferences a day for two years; on-call for the ingestion tier
AWS in the skills list and a certificate. No project bullet describes building on it.
No CV can show this. Left for the interview.
redesigned the finance mart from 40 ad-hoc tables to a star schema; month-end close went from five days to two
Describes daily batch jobs; volume never stated. Ask: largest daily volume handled, and what broke.
built the Kafka consumer group that replaced the nightly load; 120k events/min at peak, exactly-once on reprocess
Listed under skills; one bullet mentions "maintained marts" without describing design decisions.
cut the nightly reconciliation query from 55 minutes to 4 by partitioning and rewriting the join order
Airflow appears in the skills list only. Ask: how retries, backfills and dependency failures were handled.
Candidates 05 and 09 are close. Ask both about orchestration at scale.
Dashboards and scheduled reports only. No pipeline work described.
One open role, as it actually goes — for an HR team, and for a founder hiring alone.
reading 287 CVs at three minutes each, spread over a week between everything else. For a founder, that week came out of product and customers.
interviews that went nowhere. Two people in the room, an hour each: 14 senior hours. A founder interviewing alone loses the same hours, and nobody else is closing deals meanwhile.
for one bad hire at an $80,000 salary: three months of pay, a notice period, the restart — and the thing that didn't get built while the wrong person held the role.
The HR week. Monday the CVs arrive. By Thursday you've read half, searched for "Spark" and "Airflow", and booked the two who looked best. Neither had built what their CV said. Friday you're back on page one.
The founder week. You screen CVs at 11 pm because the day went to customers. You interview six people yourself. The one you hire has the right keywords and the wrong experience; four months and $40,000 later you're writing the job post again.
Keyword search rewards whoever wrote the better CV — and anyone can generate a polished one in a minute. Your ATS stores and tracks candidates; it was never built to tell you who is worth calling.
CandiLyt shows which claims have real work behind them.
"AWS" appears 4 times. Ranked above 200 others.
In the skills list and a certificate. Not one project bullet in five years describes building on it. Ask before you count it.
"owned the feature store serving 40M inferences a day" — real work, quoted from the CV.
Bring the CVs you already have. CandiLyt does the reading; you do the deciding.
Every CV is checked against your requirements. You see who to interview first, who next, and the quoted line behind each call. Close calls show what separates them.
Each candidate gets questions built from their own CV and its gaps, for the HR, functional and final rounds. Interviewers rate each answer and see why a question is asked.
CV evidence, round results and the final call sit in one record — who decided, when, and what was still open. Share it with a client or a co-founder in one link.
When candidates are close, it shows what separates them.
Judgement, communication, handling ambiguity: no CV can show these. They go to the interview instead.
Nothing reliably detects an AI-written CV, so we don't claim to. CandiLyt shows which claims have real work behind them.
Change the numbers; nothing is saved.
We received CVs, interviewed people, and of those interviews went nowhere. An hour of our team's time costs about .
A founder's hour is worth more; put your own number.
of your team's time, before the bad hire.
CandiLyt for this role: $29 incl. tax
Assumes 3 minutes per CV and 2 people in each interview.
You pay for jobs. Interviews and interview kits are included for every candidate. No sales call.
Your first job, for real.
Hiring once. Paid once.
Hiring every month.
Many clients, many roles.
For high volume and custom needs
Hiring one role at a time? Buy a job. Several roles at once? Pick Team or Agency. Everything else is the same.
No. Naukri and LinkedIn bring the CVs; your ATS stores them. CandiLyt sits after them and answers the one question they can't: who is worth interviewing first, and why. Keep what you have.
Three ways, all included: forward emails (Naukri alerts work as they are) to the job's own address, share the job's apply link or QR code, or put the careers widget on your website with one line of code. Or upload the PDFs you already have. See every way a CV gets in.
No, and nothing reliably can: detectors flag non-native writers and anyone who used a writing tool, so we don't claim it. CandiLyt shows which claims have real work behind them.
Jobs. One job is one opening with its requirements, up to 300 CVs, all interview rounds, kits and the decision record. A single job comes with 3 users, Team with 5, Agency with 10. Nothing is charged per interview or per candidate.
It stays in your workspace, visible only to the people you add. Candidates are told how their CV is used when they apply, and can ask for deletion. We don't use your candidates' data to train shared models. Details are on the privacy page.
Yes. Share a client link that shows the ranked shortlist with the evidence, expires when you say, and can be revoked. Your client sees the reasoning, not your workspace.
The first job is free. During the pilot, access is by request: tell us about your hiring and we'll open your workspace.
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