I Built the First AI Candidate Classifier App
I Built the First AI Candidate Classifier App
For the past two years, I've been diving into AI studies and work, but I craved something more meaningful. Looking around, I noticed a common problem: job seekers feeling overwhelmed and bored with the repetitive task of filling out CV templates that seem to have been used by everyone, only to face rejection. On the flip side, recruiters were spending excessive time on sorting through applications. So, I came up with a solution for both parties. I created Xandidate, an AI-powered application that streamlines the recruitment process. Recruiters simply need to create a form, input the job description, and share the form link where candidates can apply. That's it. The AI then takes over, analyzing each applicant based on the job description, assigning a score, and providing a detailed evaluation. For candidates, Xandidate eliminates the need for traditional CV submissions. Instead, they can express themselves genuinely, describing their skills and experiences in their own words. No more CV hassles; that's a thing of the past. This app is built using Next.js and is hosted on Vercel.
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