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Kendor can help technical recruiting team hiring candidates end-to-end. Starting from creating job posting pages, Live Interview, Live Code Review, Q&A, Technical Screening, Long Hackathons with full anti-cheating measures or just with Observer software where you can observe how candidates work so that you can measure candidates skill levels accurately and see how they actually work.

With Woven, you get the predictive power of a work sample calibrated for your team and your domain without the pain of maintaining it, so you can focus on finding the right culture fit.

agentswalk_ turns any web-based process into a step-by-step guide. Record a task once, or let the AI agent walk your app and write it for you. Personal data is blurred automatically. Share by link, embed, translate, turn it into video, or export to PDF and SCORM.

CandidCheck is a recruitment assessment platform that helps recruiters prepare tests for job candidates. It supports companies and recruitment teams in creating candidate assessments as part of their hiring process, helping them evaluate candidates’ skills and make more informed hiring decisions. Designed for recruitment professionals, CandidCheck provides a tool for preparing tests tailored to candidate evaluation.

watchSpot is a screen recorder for client communication. Freelancers, consultants, agencies, and people in sales, support, and client services use it to record walkthroughs, project updates, proposals, and bug reports, then share each one as a link instead of booking another meeting. Record your whole screen, a window, or an area, with your voice, system audio, and your camera in a bubble. The recording uploads while you record, so the link is ready the moment you stop. Every link opens on a share page with your company’s logo, colors, footer, and a call to action button that can open a Cal.com or Calendly scheduler right on the page. Clients don’t need an account to watch, and each recording comes with a transcript, captions, and chapters. You can see when a client opens your link, and on the paid plan, who watched, how far they got, and which parts they replayed. Agencies keep a Spot for every client, each with a look of its own. The free plan includes unlimited recordings up to 30 minutes, 10 GB of storage, and your branding. The paid plan is $8 a month per account, with recordings up to an hour, 100 GB, password links, and a personal greeting for each viewer.

DevParser screens developer candidates with real take-home tasks. Each submission runs against your own hidden tests, gets a Claude review with strengths, risks and interview questions, and comes with a process trail: editor telemetry, visible-test runs, optional commit history, peer similarity and public-code matches. Reviewers get a ranked shortlist and evidence they can read and overrule, never a suspicion score. Integrates with Greenhouse, Lever, Workable, Ashby and other ATS platforms. 14-day free trial, no credit card.

Snapperon is a native macOS screenshot and annotation app for clear feedback, tutorials, proposals, and presentations. Capture an area, screen, or window, or open an existing image or PDF page. Add arrows, numbered steps, text banners, highlights, and spotlights. Cover sensitive details with redaction, then finish with backgrounds, borders, and your own watermark. Copy + Close puts the finished image on your clipboard; you can also drag it into another app or save PNG and JPEG files. Screenshot editing and image processing happen locally on your Mac. Requires macOS 14 or later and Apple Silicon.

StoryLedger is a story bible and continuity tracker for novelists, editors and proofreaders. It keeps characters, places, plot threads, timelines and continuity issues in one place across a single book or a whole series, so nothing contradicts itself between chapter two and book six. It includes a writing workspace with a style sheet and a continuity ledger beside the page, CSV import and export, and offline licensing. A one-time purchase, no subscription. StoryLedger uses no AI — everything it shows comes from what the author entered.