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aperture vs myinterview.
Myinterview layers AI shortlisting on top of async video recordings. aperture runs the interview itself adaptively and returns λ-core scored rankings. Shortlisting videos after the fact is a bandaid. Running the interview right in the first place produces better signal.
Pick myinterview if
- you want ai to grade the scripted videos rather than ai to run a better interview, and you're clear on that trade.
- changing the format is off the table, so a shortlisting bandaid on top is the most you'll do.
Pick aperture if
- you're open to replacing scripted video with adaptive conversation.
- you want scoring with confidence intervals, not a blended shortlist score.
- you want a built-in ats and pipeline management.
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how aperture compares to myinterview.
Comparison based on publicly available information as of September 2026. Verify details directly on myinterview.
common questions.
Is aperture better than AI-scored one-way video?+
We think so. Adaptive probing produces sharper signal than scoring responses to a fixed script. And λ-core scoring tells you when candidates are tied instead of forcing a false rank.
Does aperture work without video?+
Yes. Candidates can respond via text or voice. Video is optional.
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