AROS
Evidence-based hiring that goes beyond the resume
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Most hiring platforms filter resumes. AROS evaluates evidence. Our AI helps employers discover overlooked talent, understand why candidates are a strong fit, and make confident hiring decisions with transparent recommendations—not black-box scores. From job creation to candidate communication, AROS makes hiring faster, fairer, and more human.
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- [REDACTED]·28h ago0Hi Product Hunt! I'm Chris, the founder of AROS. I built AROS after realizing that hiring often rewards people who know how to write resumes instead of people who can actually do the job. Most hiring software is designed to manage applicants. I wanted to build something that helps employers make better hiring decisions. AROS takes an evidence-based approach. Instead of relying on keyword matching alone, it evaluates skills, experience, transferable abilities, work samples, interview insights, and other hiring evidence to help employers understand *why* someone may be the right fit. Every recommendation is transparent—you can see the evidence behind it rather than relying on a black-box score. One thing that became clear while building AROS is that hiring isn't just about employers. Candidates deserve a better experience too. That's why AROS also helps teams communicate with every applicant instead of leaving people wondering what happened. This launch is the beginning, not the finish line. I'm looking for honest feedback from recruiters, hiring managers, founders, and anyone who's been frustrated by the hiring process. If you could change **one thing** about hiring today, what would it be? Thanks for checking out AROS—I can't wait to hear what you think.
- [REDACTED]·11h ago0
finally a hiring tool that shows its reasoning instead of just spitting out a score, the evidence-based approach actually feels like it could surface candidates i'd normally miss
- [REDACTED]·21h ago0
Love the evidence-based approach over keyword filtering. One thing that would be really useful is letting candidates see which specific experiences or skills the system flagged as strongest, so they can better understand how to position themselves in future applications. Would make the whole process feel way more transparent on both sides.