Utilizes advanced algorithms to quickly assess and shortlist candidates based on job requirements.
Streamlines the scheduling process, saving time for both recruiters and candidates.
Provides analytics and reports to help improve hiring strategies and decision-making.
Allows users to create tailored job postings that attract the right talent.
Easily integrates with existing HR tools and platforms for a cohesive workflow.
Designed for ease of use, making it accessible for recruiters of all tech levels.
Struggle with getting your child to read? StoryMate makes it easy. Parents can create reading goals and then pass off the phone/tablet/computer to their child to read to meet those goals. Our unique stories always give your child something to read!
AIStoryGenerate.com is a fun little side project that lets you generate stories in multiple emotions and genres. You can also customize the word count, although the maximum is 700 words. It is completely free to use and no sign up is required.
The first ChatGPT alternative created for collaboration. Facilitate access to ChatGPT to everyone in your organization, collaborate with shareable GPTs, and save in subscription costs by just paying by usage. Free, private-friendly and proudly open source.
The first AI-driven Amazon in real estate investing. Explore all investing options in one place: REITs, ETFs, properties and crowdfunding. Maximising real estate investments and generating passive income with AI.
SiteAgent: Elevating online customer interaction with AI. Merge chatbot ease & AI smarts for 24/7 support, helping users swiftly find products & answers.
AnyoneCanAI is a powerful tool for innovating and designing AI experiences. You can quickly generate AI opportunities, patterns, and solutions with your teams, streamlining your creative process.
Why did I create an AI knowledge base? Now that it's about four months into its iteration, it's time to consider why I started. 📝 Origin: I frequently encounter some interaction theories or product knowledge in my work that I record in a notebook, first on my iPhone's built-in Notes, then in Lark. But as the volume of knowledge documents grows, usage drops sharply, especially some programming knowledge. It's faster to Google it directly than to search in Lark's database...