The recruiter that never stops sourcing
Describe the hire in plain language. Cruit searches 850M+ professional profiles across 30+ sources, scores every match with evidence, and books the interviews. Try it below.
Looking for a senior backend engineer with 5+ years of experience in Go and Kubernetes, ideally from a fintech or B2B SaaS background. Based in Amsterdam or open to hybrid. Bonus if they've worked at Adyen or similar payment infrastructure companies.
The search behind every brief
Professional profiles are only the start. Cruit also reads code, portfolios, research, talks and communities, then merges duplicates into one profile per person. You see people your competitors' recruiters never find.
- Professional profiles
- Professional networks
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Stack Overflow
- Kaggle
- Hugging Face
- Dribbble
- Behance
- Google Scholar
- Research papers
- Patents
- Conference talks
- Meetup groups
- Personal websites
- Medium
- Substack
- Hacker News
- Product Hunt
- App stores
- Package registries
- Company team pages
- Podcasts
- YouTube
- X / Twitter
- Mastodon
- Hackathons
- Bootcamp alumni
- University directories
- Award lists
- Startup databases
- Your ATS
01 · Write the brief
One sentence becomes your search
Type the role the way you'd explain it to a colleague. Cruit turns it into criteria you can see and edit — typed where you were explicit, inferred where it read between the lines.
- 1SkillProficient in Go with production experience
02 · Review with evidence
Every score comes with receipts
Your criteria become the columns. Each candidate gets a verdict per criterion — match, potential, or miss — backed by evidence from their profile.
03 · Curate the shortlist
Approve, reject — Cruit learns why
The table becomes a collection as you decide. Every no comes with a reason, and Cruit weighs it in on the next run — the learning is never a black box.
04 · Set up outreach
Sequences that sound like you
Your shortlist enrolls into a sequence with an AI-written opening per candidate. Approve it once — sends respect your daily cap and stop the moment someone replies.
05 · Work the replies
Every reply, one inbox
The sequence stops the moment someone replies. Every response lands in one inbox with the thread and profile side by side — and Cruit has a reply drafted before you open it.
- Maartje KleynInterested2m agoHappy to talk — Tuesday morning works. Sending my availability now.
- Sophie VermeerMaybe1h agoCould you tell me more about the team and the stack first?
- Lucas MeijerInterestedYesterdayInteresting timing — I was about to start looking. Friday suits me.
06 · The payoff
Interviews land on your calendar
Accepted invites drop straight onto your calendar — you wrote one brief, and the interviews arrived.
Or let it run the whole search without you
Everything above, unattended. Write the brief once and Cruit runs the search end to end — stopping only when it needs your yes.
Guardrails
The details that protect your reputation
Stop on reply
The moment a candidate answers, every scheduled follow-up is cancelled. You take over the conversation.
Never surfaced twice
Cruit remembers everyone it has shown you per search. Each run adds only new faces.
Internal + external, one list
Past applicants and new market discoveries scored side by side, with new faces guaranteed a seat.
Visible placeholders
A variable that can't resolve stays visible in preview: a loud mistake you catch, never a silent blank.
Send windows & caps
Daily limits, working-hours windows, weekend pauses, jittered send times. Nothing lands at 2 AM.
Test without sending
Simulated mode previews the whole flow (enrollment, scheduling, sequencing) without a single real email.
Pricing
Simple pricing, per seat
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Write one brief. Cruit searches 850M+ profiles across 30+ sources, scores them with evidence, and starts the conversation.