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Round1
AI technical interviews that catch what recruiters can't.
Recruiters send candidates on resumes and gut feel — recruiters and team leads usually aren't technical enough to verify depth before the client interview. Round1 runs an AI voice interview between shortlist and client submission: adaptive questions from the real JD, a technical score, a Strong Yes/Yes/Maybe/No call, plus a separate AI-coaching/integrity flag. Report lands in the recruiter's inbox within a minute. Free 14-day trial, no card needed
Hey everyone
I built Round1 over the last five months, nights and weekends, alongside my day job as a product Manager.
The problem started from a pattern I kept hearing about from people in staffing: agencies send candidates to clients for technical interviews, and the people deciding who gets sent — recruiters, sometimes a team lead doing a "peer review" — usually aren't developers. They're making a technical judgment call with no technical ability to make it. So agencies send 5 candidates, all 5 fail the client's L1 round, and nobody on the agency side can say why. Was it a bad candidate? A coached one? Just a mismatch? No data, just a burned relationship and burned hours.
Round1 doesn't replace the recruiter or the client interview. It sits in between — after the recruiter shortlists someone, before anyone reviews them — and runs a real adaptive technical interview by voice. The candidate just clicks a link, no app, no human to schedule. The AI asks questions grounded in the actual JD, follows up on vague answers, and scales difficulty to seniority. Within about a minute of the interview ending, the recruiter gets a report: a technical score, a recommendation, and — this is the part I think is genuinely new — a separate score that flags whether the candidate's answers look coached or AI-assisted, based on response patterns and behavioral signals during the call.
It's live, it's in active use with early staffing agency customers, and I'd love feedback from this community — especially if you've dealt with technical hiring, screening, or building anything in the voice-AI space. Happy to answer anything about how it works under the hood (Next.js, Supabase, GPT-4o for the interview + assessment, OpenAI TTS for voice).
Try the live demo (interviewer's name is Betty) at round1.in/try — no signup needed to see it in action.
About Round1 on Product Hunt
“AI technical interviews that catch what recruiters can't.”
Round1 was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #142 on the daily leaderboard. Recruiters send candidates on resumes and gut feel — recruiters and team leads usually aren't technical enough to verify depth before the client interview. Round1 runs an AI voice interview between shortlist and client submission: adaptive questions from the real JD, a technical score, a Strong Yes/Yes/Maybe/No call, plus a separate AI-coaching/integrity flag. Report lands in the recruiter's inbox within a minute. Free 14-day trial, no card needed
On the analytics side, Round1 competes within Hiring, Artificial Intelligence and Human Resources — topics that collectively have 490.4k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Round1 performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Round1?
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