FoloUp/FoloUp

💼 Your own AI-powered voice interviewer for hiring.

What it solves

FoloUp streamlines the initial candidate screening process by automating the interview stage. It removes the manual burden of scheduling and conducting preliminary voice interviews, allowing companies to assess candidates at scale using AI.

How it works

The platform uses OpenAI to generate custom interview questions based on a provided job description. It integrates with Retell AI to manage natural, conversational voice interactions with candidates. Once the interview is complete, the system analyzes the candidate's responses and provides a performance score, which is then displayed on a centralized dashboard for recruiters to review.

Who it’s for

This project is designed for recruiters, hiring managers, and companies looking to automate their technical or general screening interviews to save time and standardize the evaluation process.

Highlights

  • Automated generation of interview questions from job descriptions.
  • Real-time, conversational AI voice interviews.
  • Built-in scoring and analysis of candidate responses.
  • Centralized dashboard for tracking candidate performance and interview metrics.
  • Easy integration with third-party services like Clerk for authentication and Supabase for data storage.

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