A resume is a claim. A verified profile is proof: a real person, checked once, with skills scored from their own interview answers.
“We cut failed payments by a third.”
Your ID and a live face check, one account per person. You never have to prove who you are again.
Scored from what you said in your interviews, not keywords tuned to get past a resume filter.
Once you are verified, we share your profile with recruiters hiring for jobs that fit you, so you are considered first.
Anyone can write a resume, and AI now writes them by the thousand. Binance's security chief said the company gets fake resumes from suspected North Korean hackers every day, and some fakes only get caught on the video call, with AI changing their face and voice live.
So companies stopped trusting the application. Screens got harsher, and real people get thrown out with the fakes.
That you are a real person, checked once against your ID with a live face check. The skills your interview answers showed, scored the same way for everyone. And your own words, so a recruiter hears how you think before the first call.
A resume says what you claim. A verified profile shows a checked person and skills scored from their own answers. It is the difference between asking a recruiter to believe you and showing them.
aperture never sells candidate data, and you can delete your account anytime.
A profile on aperture that shows you are a real person, checked once with your ID and a live face check, and shows the skills your own interview answers demonstrated.
Create a free aperture account, then verify once with your ID and a live face check. Each person gets one account.
Recruiters hiring for jobs that fit you. Once you are verified, we share your profile with them so you are considered first.
No. Creating an account and verifying is free.
No. aperture never sells candidate data, and you can delete your account anytime.
Interview practice with instant feedback, a verified profile that shows your real skills, and recruiters who see you first.