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now with built-in ats.
sign up freecreate your account, post a role, and start interviewing today. pricing will be announced later, and early teams hear first.
aperture runs the screening and hands you verified, ranked people worth hiring.
evaluations reflect how the role is actually done: real tasks, real decisions, real success criteria. never a generic question bank.
candidates are evaluated in realistic scenarios that surface reasoning gaps, edge-case failures, and risk that scripted screens never catch.
every interview feeds calibration. scoring sharpens around your bar, your culture, and your pool, and stays reliable as you grow.
every evaluation passes through layered review: model checks, evidence validation, and human oversight, so what reaches you is complete and accurate.
contextual interview design
we define realistic scenarios and success criteria from how the role actually works inside your company.
expert-calibrated judgment
every candidate is evaluated against the outcomes that matter to your team, not a generic rubric.
failure mode analysis
you see where and why candidates break down, including edge cases and high-risk gaps a resume never shows.
improvement pathways
results translate directly into a sharper bar, better questions, and stronger shortlists with every role you run.
continuous evaluation
your pool is re-ranked as evidence accumulates, so quality and reliability hold over time.
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create your account to use the full aperture platform: the built-in ats, ai interviews, and ranked scoring. no credit card, no trial timer, no hidden limits.
what's included
your candidate data, interviews, and hiring decisions stay yours. we don't share, license, or monetise them. period.
you'll never be billed without explicit consent. ever.
we have not introduced pricing yet. when we do, early teams hear from us first, long before anything changes.
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