The flagship. Puts nervous candidates at ease, then keeps the interview moving.
Best for: any roleEvery applicant gets a real interview. Your recruiters get their week back.
Maria, our AI interviewer, runs first-round screens by voice in English or Taglish. Your team gets an evidence-backed scorecard for every candidate.
- No install for candidates
- Voice and video assessed
- People make the decision
Illustration.
From a pile of resumes to a booked interview, in minutes
- Resume arrivesjoins the pile
- Waits for a recruiterdays, often longer
- Phone screen15–20 hrs per position
- Shortlist after 10–15 daysjudged differently by each recruiter
- Resume arrivesuploaded to the role
- minutesParsed and matchedscored 0–100 against the JD
- minutesShortlisted, booking link sentcandidate picks their own slot
- as early as next dayMaria interviewsEnglish or Taglish
- Shortlist with evidencerecruiter makes the call
Below the match threshold? The candidate is flagged for a recruiter to look at, never rejected automatically. Baseline figures: client recruiting baseline, Panayam project brief.
From job description to shortlist
Two human checkpoints. Nothing runs before sign-off, and nothing is decided without a recruiter.
- Job descriptionAI extracts what matters
- Hiring manageranswers a few questions
- Interview planquestions + weighted rubric
- Dual sign-offrecruiter + hiring manager
- AI interviewvoice + video, any browser
- Scorecardevidence for every score
- Recruiter decidesmakes the hiring call
- Job-family bankTagalog questions, ready to use
- Approved once per rolerecruiter + hiring manager
- Same questions for every candidateshort 1–5 screen, comparable at scale
- Bespoke question bankdrafted from the JD, the hiring manager's answers and the rubric
- Edited and approvedrecruiter + hiring manager
- Maria follows up on each answer1–10 rubric, including on-camera presence
Sounds like a recruiter, not a form
A two-way conversation with follow-ups, not answers recorded to a camera.
- English or Taglish, and switches mid-call on request
- Filipino voices you choose and preview
- Follows up on what the candidate actually said
- Waits for people to finish thinking
Integrity and safety on every call
Example: the candidate's connection drops
- 0 sSignal degradesmonitor starts timing
- 15 sMaria warnsin the call's language
- recoversInterview continuesMaria carries on
- 60 sEnds politelyif it never recovers
- afterReschedule emailcandidate picks a new slot
Choose who interviews for you. Then make them yours.
Eight interviewers, eight personalities, women and men. Pick the one that sounds like your organisation, hear them introduce themselves, and we tune the rest with you.
Sounds like a friendly team lead. Keeps high-volume screens quick and human.
Best for: mass hiring, walk-insMeasured pace and careful follow-ups. Gives experienced candidates room to go deep.
Best for: professional and niche rolesExecutive register. Sets a high bar from the first sentence.
Best for: senior and client-facing rolesEasy to talk to, straight to the point. Candidates relax and give real answers.
Best for: mass hiring, field and branch rolesAsks how, then why. Keeps technical candidates on specifics without pressure.
Best for: engineering, data and IT rolesGenuinely interested in what people have built. Good energy for early-career screens.
Best for: early careers, sales, productUnhurried and steady. Gives experienced people room to show judgement.
Best for: leadership, finance, risk and complianceEach intro says "your organisation". In your deployment they say your company's name, in your tone, in English or Taglish. Different name or face? That's an onboarding change.
What gets configured
console You change these yourself
- Her voice: audition each one in Taglish, then switch
- Expressive, balanced or fastest voice quality
- Language, question bank and length, per role
onboarding Tuned with you
- How she introduces your organisation, and her photo
- Opening and closing scripts, tone, honorifics
- Speaking pace, expressiveness, how long she waits
Never changes
- She screens; she never decides, and never tells candidates their score
- She never coaches a candidate or goes off the record
Assessed on what they say and how they show up
A phone screen hears the words. Panayam also sees the candidate, so on-camera presence is scored alongside the answers, from the same interview.
- Transcriptevery turn, time-stamped
- Scored per dimensionknowledge, motivation, experience…
- Evidenceverbatim quotes
- A frame every 60 sfrom the recording
- On-camera presenceengagement, eye contact, framing, composure
- Written assessment2–3 sentences, cited
- Scored for the candidate's role. Professional roles include on-camera presence; high-volume roles are scored from the transcript only.
- Fair by rule. Age, ethnicity, gender presentation, disability, religious dress and skin tone are never scored.
- Only what they control. At walk-in events the venue is yours, so presence is judged on grooming, staying in frame and attention, not the room.
Four ways in. One scorecard.
Professional hiring, high-volume hiring, recruitment days and events all run on the same platform, and every path ends in the same evidence-backed scorecard.
Email invite
Professional roles- Add the candidateresume matched to the JD
- Signed invite emailedpersonal, secure link
- Joins at the booked timeany modern browser
Self-scheduling
Busy candidates- Opens the booking linkno back-and-forth
- Picks a slotup to 14 days ahead
- Moves it if neededwithout calling anyone
Walk-in kiosk
Recruitment days- Checks inname + ID, no resume
- Joins the live queuerecruiter sees everyone waiting
- Interviews on the spot25-minute cap by default
Event QR code
Job fairs and events- Scans the posterown phone, nothing to install
- Picks a languageEnglish or Tagalog
- Waits in line, then talkslive position and wait time
Every score traces back to the candidate's words
- Answerrecorded + transcribed
- Evidenceverbatim quote + timestamp
- Rubric scoreper dimension, anchored
- Weighted total+ red-flag check
- Recommendationreviewed by a recruiter
Credit Advisor · Sample candidate
Taglish · 1–5 screen · illustrativeWhat moved this score
I let them finish first, then explained the payment options.
Medyo malayo po, mga isang oras at kalahati ang biyahe.
- Rubrics per role. Professional roles 1–10, including on-camera presence. High-volume roles a short 1–5 screen.
- Jump to the moment. Click any quote to hear it in the recording.
- Rank and share. Candidates ranked per role, resumes matched 0–100 to the JD, exports to Word and Excel.
One workspace, every stage
- Set upRubric library · 19 templatesYour own questionsVoice picker
- RunPositions boardWalk-in kioskHelp assistant
- ReviewScorecards with evidenceRecording + transcriptRankings
- ReportAnalytics + utilisationWord / Excel exportROI model
AI screens. People decide.
- Consent firstexplicit AI-interview consent, Data Privacy Act (RA 10173)
- Fit to the role, fair within itone approved question bank per role; every candidate for that role gets the same rubric; protected traits cannot be scored
- Human reviewa recruiter reviews every scorecard; no decision by AI alone
- Controlled accessrole-based logins, audit log of sign-offs and changes, hosted in Singapore
Built to stay up during a live interview
Runs on Google Cloud in Singapore, with a real-time backbone built for live conversation.
audio + video
stream
console
When every slot is busy, scheduled interviews wait for the next free one.
Maintenance mode stops new interviews so live calls can finish.
Speech and AI layers tuned separately for English and Tagalog.
Automated health checks and alerting on every service.
Check your requirements
Common questions
Does the AI decide who gets hired?
No. Maria interviews and scores; a recruiter reviews and decides. Candidates are told this before they join.
What does a candidate need?
Chrome, Edge or Safari, a microphone and a camera. Nothing to install.
Can we use our own questions?
Yes. Start from a job-family rubric or build your own, then edit the drafted questions.
Where is data stored?
Google Cloud, Singapore region, behind role-based access. Full detail in the fairness and data statement.
How do you handle coaching or cheating?
A second voice helping the candidate is detected during the call and noted on the scorecard; the call ends after repeated coaching. Abusive language is classified and handled. Ordinary background noise is not penalised.
Does it connect to our ATS or SSO?
Not yet; both are on the roadmap. Scorecards export to Word and Excel today.
See Maria interview for your role
Send us a job description and take the interview yourself, as a candidate would.