Kero drafts. You decide.
Included on every plan, Free too.
Kero explaining why an anonymous card matches a role, with sample data.
Kero filling the New role form from one sentence, with sample data.
Kero drafting a first message to an anonymous card, with sample data.
Three more jobs he takes on.
Ask him in the words you would use with a colleague.
Interview questions
Six, from the role and the card's skills.
Rank a pipeline
In order of fit, with reasons on skills, hours and pay.
Plan questions
What your plan allows and what is left this month.
Three lines he never crosses.
Kero proposes. A person confirms, in the product.
- He never names an anonymous candidateAsked who someone is, he explains the reveal instead.
- He never decides about a personNo reveal approved, message sent or candidate declined.
- He never reasons from who someone isA reason that leans on age, sex, race, religion, disability, nationality, family or school prestige is dropped.
He also says when he does not know, never quotes a price, and can hand you to a person at any time.
On Apply, he works for the candidate.
Nothing a candidate tells Kero reaches an employer.
Meet Kero on ApplyAbout Kero.
Can Kero send a message or approve a reveal?
No. He drafts; you send, approve and publish in the product yourself.
What does Kero read?
The same records you can see in Hire, and nothing else.
Does Kero cost extra?
No. Every plan includes a monthly allowance of Kero credits. The AI add-on tops it up if you want more.
What happens when the credits run out?
Kero keeps answering questions and pauses actions until the month turns. Reaching a person always works.