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Staffkin is a hiring and onboarding kit for small Canadian employers with 1 to 50 people. Every job holds its own questions, candidates, scores, references and onboarding. Type the role and Staffkin sets up a prescreen and an interview guide from a library of 357 questions across 16 skill areas and 78 common roles, each with a follow-up and a 1 to 5 scoring guide. Email a private prescreen link to candidates, interview with the guide on a phone, tablet or printed PDF, and compare candidates side by side. Reference checks are consent-first: one click asks the candidate to agree, then each referee gets the same short questions by email and the answers land in the candidate report. After the hire, a Canadian onboarding checklist covers the right provincial TD1, direct deposit, safety orientation, WHMIS and 30, 60 and 90-day check-ins. AI drafts interview questions and scoring guides, but it never reads candidates' answers, never scores or ranks candidates and never suggests a hiring decision. Data is stored in Canada. Free for one open job with no card needed; paid plans are $19, $49 and $99 CAD per month.

Kano Surveys is a purpose-built platform for running Kano model surveys, analysing customer feedback, and prioritising product features. Instead of manually building survey logic, exporting results, and wrestling with spreadsheets, teams can create focused Kano surveys and get clear analysis in one place. Identify which ideas are Must-have, Performance, Delighter, Indifferent, or Reverse features, then use prioritisation tools to decide what to build next. Professional features give teams more control over the research experience. Add custom questions to segment responses by persona, customer type, plan, market, or any other attribute that matters. Apply your own branding so the survey feels like part of your product, not a generic form. Use post-completion redirects to send respondents to a thank-you page, prototype, offer, or next research step. Kano Surveys helps product teams collect better data, understand customer expectations, and make smarter decisions.

Keegix is a digital welcome book for short-term rental hosts. Every host answers the same questions over and over: where's the lockbox, what's the wifi password, which bin goes out Thursday, how does this thermostat work, where do we park. Keegix puts all of it on one link you paste into your booking message. Guests open it in any phone browser — no app to download, no account to create. Each property starts with the sections most places need: check-in steps, wifi with a copy button, parking, house rules, appliances, trash day, local picks, emergency contacts and a checkout list. Rename them, hide the ones that don't apply, reorder them, and add photos where a picture explains something faster than a paragraph. A letter-size QR sign downloads as a PDF for the door or the fridge. The link and the QR code never change, so you can update the wifi password or the checkout list and guests see the new version without you reprinting anything. If you want the guide private, set a guest password and share it in your booking message. Keegix deliberately does not handle bookings, payments or calendar sync. It sits beside whatever you already use rather than replacing it. Free for one property, no card required. $9 CAD per property per month for multiple properties, custom colours and unlimited photos. There's also a $39 CAD setup service: send rough notes and photos, and the welcome book is built for you and delivered under your own account. Who it's for Hosts who don't live next door to the property Cottage and cabin owners with a season rather than year-round bookings Co-hosts and small property managers running a handful of units Anyone whose "house manual" is currently a Word doc in a kitchen drawer What it deliberately doesn't do No bookings. No payments. No calendar sync. No channel management. It's one job, done properly, next to your existing setup.