Aptimal
Aptimal is an applicant tracking system for recruiting teams and small businesses. It covers job post creation, a drag-and-drop ca...
Overview
The Boring Project, from Phoenix Intelligence Labs in Singapore, is an API that takes a job posting URL and candidate data, fills the employer's ATS form on 40+ platforms, submits it and returns the result by webhook. It also offers managed applies.
The Boring Project automates the form-filling step of job applications so products can apply on behalf of users at scale.
Sits behind auto-apply tools, career copilots and staffing platforms as application infrastructure.
Developers and founders building job search products, staffing platforms and career services.
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